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N.J. fisherman found dead in water behind industrial complex
A Morris County man who went fishing Sunday morning was later found dead in a body of water behind an industrial complex, authorities said. The man, identified as a 64-year-old Montville Township resident, went fishing behind the complex on Chapin Road in the Pine Brook section of Montville, and was reported missing when he did not return, according to police.
Giants cut expected WR5 in surprise move
The New York Giants are releasing former starting wide receiver Isaiah Hodgins, per Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News. This is a surprising move for the G-Men who at one point seemed to have confidence that Hodgins could develop into a core piece of their offense after an impressive 2022 season. Instead, Hodgins will head to the waiver wire as the Giants trim their roster down to 53 men ahead of Tuesday’s 4 PM EST deadline.
Congressman Intervenes, Electric Bills Skyrocket In South Jersey
This has been the summer of surprises for many residents who live in South Jersey. Throughout the summer, people have been shocked by the increase in their electric bills. In some cases, people have seen an increase of double, triple, and even quadruple the amount they paid just a year ago.
Help us support families of fallen Police Officers
For the past 10 years, we've been honoring local police officers weekly on #BlueFriday. My friends at VCS Software have been stepping up for years to sponsor the show and support law enforcement. On Tuesday, September 3, join me and the team at VCS to honor the officers who made...
New Jersey woman struck by boat propeller dies
A New Jersey woman who was trying to get onto a boat from a raft was killed when she was hit by the boat’s propeller. New Jersey State Police said it happened at Sunset Park in Harvey Cedars on Long Beach Island. The victim was 18 years old and Police say an investigation is underway.
Facing natural disasters, more lawmakers look to make oil companies pay for the damage
Vermont is the first state trying a new approach to climate policy: charging fossil fuel companies money to cover the damages caused by natural disasters worsened by climate change. Other states could be close behind. New York lawmakers passed their own measure in June, though it’s unclear if Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul will sign the […]
Ho-Ho-Hold On New Jersey, It’s Way To Early For Christmas Decorations
Slowly but surely summer is getting ready to come to a close at the Jersey Shore. It's a time of year that, in my opinion, comes with mixed emotions. Gone are the days of what felt like endless sunshine and long days spent hanging on the beach, and hanging out on the Barnegat Bay.
First Bank To Expand in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
First Bank will open new branches in New Jersey and Pennsylvania this fall, aiming to offer better convenience and service. First Bank plans to open new branches in New Jersey and Pennsylvania this fall, with a focus on providing enhanced convenience and exceptional service to retirees, families, small businesses, and entrepreneurs.
Giants veteran receiver in danger of being cut
The New York Giants signed veteran wide receiver Allen Robinson II earlier this offseason to take a flyer on the former Pro Bowler to see what he could provide to a revamped wide receiver room. However, his older age (31) and lack of true impact on the field make him a potential cut candidate, the type of position the 11-year veteran is not used to.
NJ Transit launches QR codes for Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation, charities to aid homeless
RED BANK – Lasheema Edwards had gotten her bachelor’s, master’s and was in the process of getting her Ph.D. in psychology at Grand Canyon University. But then she found herself homeless in Penn Station. “Every person’s situation is different. For me it was untreated mental illness that I didn’t know I had,” she...
NJ public health system is seriously underfunded, lawmaker warns
When New Jersey officials finalized the latest yearly public spending plan in June they agreed to more than $600 million in late additions for a range of programs including money for community colleges, soup kitchens and baseball fields. But despite long-standing calls for greater investment in public health — echoed...
Deer population in NJ is dropping, but complaints about deer destruction are rising
Too many deer are causing too much damage in New Jersey, officials say. White-tailed deer are everywhere in New Jersey, standing in fields, grazing next to roads, and even strolling through suburban front lawns and backyards in broad daylight. Brian Schumm, an assistant biologist with the state Division of Fish...
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