Five Ways Mikie Sherrill’s Experience as a Helicopter Pilot Will Save New Jersey
Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill was a U.S. Navy pilot. If you have been watching television, you would know this because it has become the cornerstone of her political campaign to be the next…
Governor Murphy “Surrenders” to Trump, Cancels Fourth Round of Wind Farms
TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has canceled the fourth round of offshore wind solicitations, dealing the wind energy industry a major blow. Now, an offshore wind energy proponent is…
First grey seal pup of the season rescued in New Jersey
STRATHMERE, N.J. — A young grey seal pup found resting at the base of the dunes in Strathmere has become the first rescued grey seal of the season, according to the Marine…
Maryland Governor Wants 75 Cent Tax on All Amazon, Retail Deliveries, Raising Costs More
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Maryland Gov. Wes Moore unveiled his fiscal 2026 budget proposal Wednesday, which includes a proposed 75-cent tax on most online retail deliveries, a move critics argue would disproportionately affect…
Man accused of stealing nearly $1,800 in 43 shoplifting incidents at New Jersey ShopRite
STAFFORD, N.J. — A Forked River man was arrested earlier this month after allegedly shoplifting from a Stafford supermarket 43 times over a two-month span, authorities said. Stafford police took the 28-year-old…
Zelenskyy Says $100 Billion in U.S. Aid to Ukraine Has Gone Missing
KYIV, Ukraine — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has raised concerns over a significant gap in reported U.S. aid figures, stating that Ukraine has received about $76 billion, far less than the $177…
Schumer raises alarm: Trump’s Mexico tariffs could drive up Super Bowl beer and guacamole prices
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer warned Monday that President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs on Mexican imports could raise prices on popular Super Bowl snacks, including beer and guacamole. During…
New Jersey bill would criminalize “Deepfakes” with up to five years in prison
TRENTON, N.J. — A bill aimed at criminalizing the creation and distribution of deceptive digital content, commonly known as deepfakes, advanced unanimously in the New Jersey Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee. The…
Ocasio-Cortez calls for review of Elon Musk’s federal contracts
WASHINGTON — Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Sunday called for increased transparency and potential cuts to federal funding for Elon Musk’s defense and space contracts, arguing that government spending on such projects should…
Child killed in hyperbaric chamber explosion at Michigan medical facility
TROY, Mich. — A 5-year-old boy from Royal Oak died Friday morning after a hyperbaric chamber exploded inside a medical facility in Troy, authorities said. Emergency crews responded to the scene at…
Governor Says Shore Fight Against Wind a “Stupid Political Discourse” Touts Union Jobs
TRENTON, N.J. — Gov. Phil Murphy reaffirmed his commitment to offshore wind energy, calling it a “no-brainer” for New Jersey’s economy and clean energy goals while criticizing political opposition to the projects.…
Murphy compares Trump administration to Nazi Germany and Hitler: We Cannot Stop Fighting
TRENTON, N.J. — Gov. Phil Murphy drew a comparison between former President Donald Trump’s administration and Nazi Germany, warning against political complacency in the United States. Murphy, who previously served as U.S.…
New York Times, NPR, NBC, Politico Evicted from Pentagon Offices
WASHINGTON — The Department of Defense announced a new Annual Media Rotation Program for the Pentagon Press Corps, requiring established media outlets to vacate their physical office spaces to make room for…
Things People Visiting New York City Hate About New York City
Visitors to New York City often arrive with starry-eyed dreams of skyscrapers, Broadway shows, and the iconic yellow taxis. But the second they step off the plane, train, or bus, they quickly…
Defunct Businesses New Jersey Doesn’t Really Care About Anymore
6 Businesses That Failed in New Jersey and Literally No One Misses Ah, New Jersey—the land of diners, beautiful shorelines, and The Sopranos references. Over the years, it’s been home to some…
Report Claims 8% of People Living in New Jersey Are Undocumented
TRENTON, N.J. — A report from Assemblyman Paul Kanitra estimates that illegal immigration costs New Jersey residents at least $7.3 billion annually. Kanitra’s office found that approximately 892,000 undocumented immigrants reside in…
September is the Best Month of the Year to Dine Outdoors at the Jersey Shore, Here’s Where
September at the Jersey Shore is pure magic. The crowds have thinned, the weather is that perfect blend of lingering summer warmth with a hint of autumn’s crispness, and it’s the ideal…
5 Things You Absolutely Have to Do in New Jersey This September
September in New Jersey is a magical time when summer lingers just long enough to blend into the crisp beginnings of fall. If you’re looking for a mix of beach days and…
Wawa Still King of the New Jersey Convenience Store Scene, But Others Are Moving In On The Action
Wawa has been a beloved fixture in New Jersey and throughout the Mid-Atlantic for decades, known for its hoagies, coffee, and the convenience of its gas station setups. Founded in 1964 in…
Ten Ways GenX “Did Jersey” Better Than Kids Today
Back in the day, being a Gen Xer in New Jersey meant engaging in a host of activities that kids today might find either completely foreign or impossibly nostalgic. One of the…
Looking for Some Jerk? Here Are the Best Jamaican Restaurants in New Jersey
If you’re on the hunt for some of the best jerk chicken in New Jersey, you’re in for a treat. The Garden State is home to a variety of Jamaican restaurants that…