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Popular NJ supermarket will stop selling cigarettes
🚬 A popular grocery chain will stop selling tobacco products permanently. 🚬 The goal is to help customers and staff make better health choices. As of Aug. 31, Stop & Shop will stop selling all cigarettes and tobacco products at its 360 stores. The grocery chain announced it...
NJ’s cheating employers: 19 more added to public list
🔴 NJ's WALL has 19 businesses that owe $1.4 million total. 🔴 Officials say they've failed to follow rules related to wages, taxes and benefits. 🔴 The public database now has close to 200 entries. New Jersey's list of cheating employers has grown again, and not one...
Teachers and school staff can get free coffee at Wawa in September | What to know
As kids head back to school, Wawa is giving a big "Cheers to Classrooms."Beginning Monday, all educators and school faculty can grab a free hot coffee of any size.The annual tradition gives a toast to teachers for everything they do for the community."As everyday heroes of the classroom return back to school, we're delighted to toast a new year by providing free coffee to teachers and school staff for the first two weeks of September," said Dave Simonetti, Wawa's senior director of store operations.All you have to do is let the associate at the register know that you're a member of a local school district.The offer runs through Sunday, September 15. It's available at all stores in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.
‘Tomato Day’ to be celebrated at the Burlington County Farmers Market on Saturday
One of New Jersey’s most iconic crops, the Jersey tomato, will be celebrated at the Burlington County Farmers Market on Saturday. Tomato Day will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Burlington County Agricultural Center, 500 Centerton Road, Moorestown. Visitors can expect a wide array of...
Deadly Mosquito-Borne Illness Threatens New Jersey Residents: What You Need To Know
❗ Eastern Equine Encephalitis has been detected in New Jersey. ❗ High risk of developing severe symptoms if infected. ❗ Health officials urge residents to take precautions. Health officials are urging New Jersey residents to use mosquito repellent and take other precautions after several mosquito pools have tested positive for...
Woman arrested for selling $18M worth of fake coupons: Feds
A woman from Texas has been arrested for allegedly selling $18 million worth of fake coupons that were used at stores in New Jersey and across the country. Federal authorities say Janet Bernal from San Antonio, who went by the following nicknames... Rocky. Rocky G. Rocky Gee. RockyG-Kruella. ...has been...
West Windsor grad latest NJ teen to die in tragic events in past week
WEST WINDSOR — A teen passenger in a vehicle that crashed into a tree on Aug. 20 has died from his injuries. West Windsor police said the tree caused significant interior damage to the Tesla Y sedan when it went off Lanwin Boulevard near Providence Drive around 3:50 a.m.
NJ Republican Curtis Bashaw seeks to win Senate seat as ‘political outsider’
NEW JERSEY (PIX11) – Republican Curtis Bashaw, a businessman and self-described “political outsider,” is seeking to win a U.S. Senate seat in New Jersey that’s been controlled by Democrats for decades. Bashaw and Democratic candidate U.S. Rep. Andy Kim are vying for the seat formerly held by Bob Menendez, who resigned from the Senate on […]
NJ father of 7 drowns while saving kids at Delaware Water Gap
LAKEWOOD — A father of seven who drowned at the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area Monday is the second Ocean County resident this summer to die in the river. Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area spokeswoman Kathleen Sandt said rescue teams were dispatched around 1:45 p.m. for the report of a 39-year-old Lakewood man drowned near Bushkill Access in Pennsylvania.
Irvington Man, 34, Found Lying In Union Township Roadway, Police Seek Hit-Run Pickup
Officers responded to Stuyvesant Avenue and Pleasant Parkway on reports of a pedestrian struck by a vehicle on Thursday, Aug. 29 around 8:45 p.m., police said. Officers arrived to find a 34-year-old Irvington man with serious injuries in the middle of the street. He was crossing the street when he was struck by what appears to be a Ford pickup truck that fled the scene on Stuyvesant towards Oakland Avenue, police said.
Courts graduate largest-ever officer class
Courthouses in Queens and throughout the city will likely soon see a much-needed increase in their court officer ranks after the state’s court system says it just recently graduated its largest and most diverse group of officer candidates ever. Officials with the Unified Court System announced on Wednesday that...
1-In-30-Million Lobster Shocks Customers At New York Supermarket
An incredibly rare, one-in-30-million, orange lobster was found at a New York supermarket. The rare lobster was rescued from a Long Island Stop & Shop. Orange Lobster Spotted in Seafood Tank At Long Island Supermarket. The one-in-30-million orange lobster was spotted inside the seafood tank at the grocery store in...
West Orange HS football team poised for another big year
WEST ORANGE, NJ — The West Orange High School football team has been one of the best in the state under sixth-year head coach Darnell Grant. In 2022, the Mountaineers advanced to their first-ever state sectional championship, defeating top-seeded Phillipsburg, 28-7, in the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association’s North Jersey, Section 2, Group 5 state sectional final, before losing to a strong Passaic County Tech team in the North Jersey, Group 5 regional final/Group 5 state semifinal to finish 8-4. It was the first year that the state playoffs played down to the public state group finals.
NYC Beautiful Workweek Next Week
(Tempest is an affillate of Meteorologist Joe Cioffi & earns commissions on sales.) Good morning everyone. We have some clouds and showers around in parts of the Northeast as the squeeze play is on between cooler and more comfortable air up in New England, and very warm and humid air to the west/southwest. This will be a fight to the finish over the next few days, but the very warm stuff only wins out for 1 day Sunday before comfortable temps & dry conditions return all next week.
NYC installs 'pizza box-only' bins at some parks to reduce trash overflow and rats
A trash bin designed specifically for pizza boxes in the West Village, seen on Aug. 28, 2024. The parks department says it’s rolling out the specially designed bins ahead of Labor Day weekend. [ more › ]
Operating company takes control of Monmouth Park with massive development set to break ground
Twelve years after Red Bank attorney Dennis Drazin and his family formed Darby Development LLC to operate Monmouth Park for the New Jersey Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association in the wake of New Jersey’s decision to privatize its racetracks, Darby has assumed full control of the historic Oceanport racetrack. On Thursday it was announced that the NJTHA and the New Jersey Sports & Exposition Authority have agreed to transfer Monmouth Park's new 85-year lease from the NJTHA to Darby,...
College students can get a free NJ Transit monthly pass. Here’s how.
NJ Transit is rolling out a new promotion this fall to help college students across three states save money during the school year. Students who buy their monthly passes through the NJ Transit mobile app in September, October and November will get a free month of travel in December, the agency announced earlier this month.
What to See on Broadway This Fall in New York
After a spring season packed with new shows, fall on Broadway isn’t slowing down. Once you’ve crossed summer hits “Oh, Mary!” and “Job” off your list, there are plenty more shows to get excited about. First up is “The Roommate,” bringing Mia Farrow and Patti LuPone back to Broadway. The comedy explores the relationship between two new roommates and how you’re never too old to reinvent. It opens Sept. 12. What Not to Miss in New York This Fall: New Restaurants, Must-see Shows and More Robert Downey Jr. will make his Broadway debut this fall in “McNeal,” opening Sept. 29, in which...
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