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New Jersey judge allows smoking to continue in Atlantic City casinos
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (CBS/AP) — A New Jersey judge ruled on Friday that smoking will continue to be allowed in Atlantic City's casinos, marking a win for the city's struggling casino industry but a disappointing setback for casino workers who have long campaigned for a smoke-free work environment.The ruling by Superior Court Judge Patrick Bartels represented a major victory for the city's nine casinos, most of which are winning less money from in-person gamblers than they did before the COVID19 pandemic hit.But it was a big a setback for workers who have been trying for four years to ban smoking...
Officer runs over woman sunbathing on Jersey Shore beach
Rose Simone was sunbathing on the Wildwood beach on a beautiful Wednesday afternoon when the screaming started. “People were just screaming, ‘You hit somebody! Somebody’s under your truck! Stop!” Simone recounted in a phone interview Saturday. “Everybody is just gathering around the area and then the cop jumps out of his truck.”
Remembering Shore Mall: EHT Former Shopping Mall Left In Ruins
Those were the good ole' days, weren't they? The Shore Mall in all its glory was THE PLACE everybody went to get their shopping done on the mainland. The arcade and movie theater were added bonuses to what used to known as the Harbor Square Mall (Shore Mall, to the locals).
Numerous South Brunswick Residents Fall Victim to Cryptocurrency Scams, Sum Loss of $250,000
SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ - Police say that several South Brunswick residents have been scammed using cryptocurrencies over the past few weeks, resulting in a sum loss of $250,000. Authorities are urging residents to be aware of these types of scams. In a press release, police did not provide specific examples of crypto scams used on South Brunswick residents. They described the scammer's methods as impersonating technology companies, hacking and mimicking corporate emails, soliciting investments into fraudulent companies, and impersonating law enforcement agents. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER The goal of these scams is to...
Multiple injuries reported after several vehicles involved in crash in Voorhees Township
An investigation is underway after a serious crash involving several vehicles in Camden County.It happened around 8:45 p.m. Saturday on the 700 block of Haddonfield-Berlin Road near White Horse Road in Voorhees Township.Video from the scene shows two vehicles completely mangled.Police have not confirmed if there are any deaths, just that multiple people are injured.
Severe teacher shortage hits Paterson schools just before new academic year
There are more than 150 vacant jobs in Paterson's school district with the first day of school just days away.New Jersey's third-largest city is taking steps to minimize any disruption the shortage would have.The superintendent, Dr. Laurie W. Newell, says she will be using per diem substitutes and combining classes if where appropriate. They'll also lean on a virtual teaching platform.Education officials say they're working on convincing more staff to their team up.The vacancies represent about 7 percent of teaching positions in K-12.ALSO READ: NYC delays cellphone ban in schoolsNew York City Mayor Eric Adams says the planned restriction of cell phones in NYC schools has been delayed.----------* Get Eyewitness News Delivered * More New York City news* Send us a news tip* Download the abc7NY app for breaking news alerts * Follow us on YouTube Submit a tip or story idea to Eyewitness NewsHave a breaking news tip or an idea for a story we should cover? Send it to Eyewitness News using the form below. If attaching a video or photo, terms of use apply.
Mold closes NJ elementary school for months just days before start of year
A few days before the start to the academic school year, New Jersey families learned that a persistent mold issue at their child's elementary school would not be solved in time for the first day of school. Laura Donovan Elementary in Freehold was scheduled to open doors and welcome students...
Rutgers Football opens Akron game week as 26.5-point favorites
Rutgers Football is fresh off their season opening victory and now sit at 1-0 on the season after defeating Howard 44-7 inside of SHI Stadium on Thursday night. This week Greg Schiano and the Scarlet Knights turn their attention to a new opponent as the Akron Zips are set to come to town for another out of conference matchup.
Hopewell Township Zoning Board to Hear Controversial Warehouse Application
After months of delay, the Hopewell Township Zoning Board of Adjustment may finally hear a much-anticipated application on Wednesday, September 4. Case 23-14 requests a Use Variance to permit the construction of a three-story, approximately 150,000-square-foot self-storage facility at 130 Washington Crossing Pennington Road. The proposed site for construction, Block...
Where Rutgers transfers are playing in 2024
QB Gavin Wimsatt (Kentucky) Wimsatt was the highest-profile transfer of the year for Rutgers as he started the prior 17 games before entering the portal after spring practice. The Kentucky season opener against Southern Miss experienced a weather delay that lasted more than two hours. The night would be even longer for Wimsatt, who did not get on the field for a single play in Kentuclky's 31-0 win over Southern Miss. Prior to the start of the season, there was talk of Wimsatt having a wildcat package as he drew praise for his running ability in training camp. He will have to wait to make his Kentucky debut. next week, the Wildcats will host South Carolina.
Rutgers needs to come clean on the Patrick Hobbs mess — and that starts at the top | Politi
Turns out, the athletic director who often talked about writing the “greatest chapter” in Rutgers sports history really was penning a cheap Harlequin novel with one of his subordinates. Patrick Hobbs was under investigation for an “inappropriate, consensual relationship” when he abruptly resigned on Aug. 16, a source...
Bridgewater-Raritan names fourth Athletic Hall of Fame class
The Bridgewater-Raritan High School Athletic Hall of Fame Committee will hold its fourth induction dinner and ceremony at the Bridgewater Marriott in Bridgewater on Oct. 5 at 6 p.m. Nineteen individuals and five teams compose this year's induction class. Tickets for the event cost $125 per person and can be purchased online at bit.ly/3Vrosxb. ...
VOTE: Shore soccer Players of the Year. Who will be the top forward in 2024?
Shore soccer is finally back in action this week, and the APP released the preseason All-Shore teams along with watch lists for each position group. But it's time for readers to make their choice for who will be the best player at each position on the pitch this fall. First up is the forwards, which is also the most loaded position group in the conference as three first team All-Shore honorees from last year are back...
Hundreds of trees cut down at former site of The Manor in West Orange
The new owners of the Manor in West Orange may face a hefty fine for allegedly cutting down more than 200 trees on the historic property without a permit. A board member with Our Green West Orange (OGWO), an environmental nonprofit in the township, noticed the downed trees while driving past the Prospect Avenue property last week. The site is now owned by a parent company called The Legacy Manor, which officially purchased the catering hall and...
Old Bridge hosts Holiday Knight Toy Drive for pediatric patients
Old Bridge High School is partnering with The Marisa Tufaro Foundation to transform Lombardi Field into a Winter Wonderland for a Holiday Knight Toy Drive. The event will take place during the football team’s Sept. 13 home game against Piscataway, at which spectators are invited to drop off a brand new and unwrapped toy (a list of recommended items can be found below) or gift card as they enter the stadium. ...
Man sues Essex County claiming he was jailed for two months despite judge's release order
A Newark man claims he was held in Essex County jail for nearly two months after a municipal judge ordered his release. Now, he's suing the county, its corrections department and prosecutor's office for the alleged blunder. "There’s no explanation why this guy stayed in jail," said his attorney Al Cernadas. "It’s...
Juvenile killed in fatal accident at Route 13, Beaver Dam Road. What we know
A juvenile was struck and killed crossing Route 13 Saturday night, according to Bristol Township police. Police released little information about the fatal accident, which happened around 8:44 p.m. at Beaver Dam Road and Bristol Pike. More: Bucks County crime newsTrenton man surrenders in Morrisville shooting outside strip club. Here's...
In Wake of Cybersecurity Breach, Sparta Police Offer Advice About Protecting Personal Information and Credit
SUSSEX COUNTY, NJ – A cybersecurity breach a few months ago has left residents vulnerable to identity theft and compromised credit, according to an announcement by the Sparta Police Department. The breach was not limited to Sussex County but affects people globally. According to an announcement by the Sparta Police, “a large amount of sensitive data has been uploaded to the dark web.” It appears to primarily affect anyone who applied for credit between the 1990s and early 2000s.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER A free tool is available to safely check whether your...
MTA bus driver allegedly ignores man in wheelchair falling in street, video shows
Correction: The bus stop in this incident is ADA-accessible, according to the MTA. BROOKLYN (PIX11) — A man in a wheelchair fell into the road Saturday morning while attempting to board an MTA bus at a Brooklyn stop, and the bus driver drove away without helping, an exclusive video obtained by PIX11 News shows. The […]
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