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NJ wildfire burns near 2 schools in Ocean County
BERKELEY — A wildfire described as "erratic" that started Monday afternoon continues to burn near two schools and the Garden State Parkway in Ocean County. The Fishers Pit Wildfire off Northern Boulevard in Berkeley is located near the Garden State Parkway and Central Regional Middle and High schools. It is also not far from Double Trouble State Park.
Nine towns sue New Jersey to stop next round of affordable housing mandates
Fed up with new, court-enforced state mandates to facilitate the construction of more affordable housing, nine municipalities have joined forces to sue New Jersey, seeking to halt a dramatic wave of new residential complexes rising above the landscape in recent years. “This is about standing up for all New Jersey communities,” read a...
Things are getting scary at Baruch College
The impulse of many Jewish leaders to condemn and shine a spotlight on any campus incident with the faintest possibility of being antisemitic has made it difficult for the most upsetting events to break through the noise. Today I want to shine a bright light on two alarming incidents targeting the Baruch College Hillel, which...
New Jersey driver filled BMW 550i with tap water, called insurance company, and nearly got away with fraud
An insurance investigator got to the bottom of this fraud attempt because of one detail. The post New Jersey driver filled BMW 550i with tap water, called insurance company, and nearly got away with fraud appeared first on MotorBiscuit.
Popular New Paltz Restaurant Closing Soon
After almost 10 years in business, a New Paltz, New York restaurant has announced a "future" closing. New Paltz, NY is one Hudson Valley town that has a long list of places to choose from when it comes to enjoying a night out for dinner. Places like Garvan's, P & G's, McGillicuddy's, Lola's, the Lemon Squeeze, and Huckleberry are all fan favorites and great places to eat but unfortunately, one of them has announced that they will be closing soon.
New Jersey Water bottle ban — NJ Top News
Here are the top New Jersey news stories for Tuesday:. ⬛ Will the SALT cap expire? NJ official pushing for more money in your pocket. The federal government has been saving tens of billions of dollars per year thanks to a limit on the amount of local and state taxes you can deduct from your federal tax liability.
NYC civil service exam: Here are the salaries for positions open in September
The New York City civil service exam schedule is open for September, and some jobs pay more than others. The application period for exams opened Sept. 4. Exam applications currently open include: associate contract specialist; associate education analyst; associate staff analyst; city planner; computer associate (software); fraud investigator; procurement analyst; project manager intern; public health sanitarian; public safety exam level I; roofer; and youth development specialist.
Newark School Locked Down After Shooting: Police
At 1:52 p.m., police responded to Bergen Street and South Orange Avenue on a report of shots fired, Newark Public Safety Director Fritz Fragé said. Police did not locate any victims but recovered ballistic evidence of a shooting at a gas station on the 200 block of South Orange Avenue, Fragé said.
Lainey Wilson on Her Wrangler Deal, CMA Award Nominations and Carolina Herrera
This is a big week for Lainey Wilson.Fusalp Names Pascal Conte-Jodra CEO The country music artist, and reigning Entertainer of the Year of the Country Music Association, was on a whirlwind tour of New York for a Wrangler event and appearance on “The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon.” While she was in town, she also got news that she’d been nominated for four CMA awards this year: Entertainer of the Year, Single of the Year for “Watermelon Moonshine,” Female Vocalist and Music Video for “Wildflowers and Wild Horses.” While she was in Manhattan doing a preview of her Wrangler collection that will...
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