Your Chance to Scrutinize NJ's Nuclear Response Plans Begins
If a meltdown or radiation leak occurred at the Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant in Lacey or at the Salem reactors in Salem and Cumberland Counties, would you know what to do, what you're expected to...
View ArticleFlood-Battered Farmers Getting Federal Support
Farmers in Ocean, Atlantic, Burlington and seven other counties devastated by summer rain, winds and flooding can recover with newly-authorized federal loans. Read More|Comment Continue reading…
View ArticleToms River Accountant Charged with Theft from Clients
A Toms River accountant who ran her own regional business faces 28 federal counts tied to the alleged theft of $905,000 from clients throughout central and southern New Jersey. Read More|Comment...
View ArticleSBA offers business disaster loans for summer flood damage
Small businesses, farm-related concerns and nonprofit operators in eight New Jersey counties, damaged by heavy rains between May 28 and July 15 of this year, might be eligible for low-interest loans...
View ArticleDo you know how this teen girl died? Police need your help
Danyelle Minerva of Atco was discovered by tree service workers in a wooded area of Alloway Township on Monday afternoon. Continue reading…
View ArticleCara McCollum, Miss New Jersey 2013, dies from car crash injuries
The 24-year-old, badly hurt in the crash last week, chose to donate her organs. Continue reading…
View ArticleNJ pesticide container recycling program under way
New Jersey farmers and major pesticide users with used containers to shed have places and dates to drop them off. The state Department of Agriculture's 2016 plastic container recycling program is open...
View ArticleState Police want your help in Turnpike dumbbell incident
New Jersey State Police are still trying to figure out how and why a 50-pound dumbbell crashed through the windshield of an SUV on the New Jersey Turnpike Monday morning. Continue reading…
View ArticlePSEG warns more nuclear plants may close without more government help
Industries like wind and solar energy receive subsidies at the state and federal levels while nuclear power does not. Continue reading…
View ArticleNJ jails doing away with family visitation. Critics explain why that's a bad...
Some county jails in New Jersey only allow video visits. Continue reading…
View Article2 corrections officers are now inmates after NJ prison rape accusations
The sentences were handed down months after New Jersey 101.5 reported on a prison rape scandal that involved numerous guards at the state's women's prison in Hunterdon County. Continue reading…
View ArticleHomeless men in NJ robbed and killed 'acquaintance,' police say
An autopsy determined the victim died of "mechanical and positional asphyxia," after being bound during a robbery by two men he knew. Continue reading…
View ArticleCan NJ's nuclear power plants be hacked? Cyber-defenders say it's a concern
With cyberattacks becoming commonplace in the private and public sectors, there is now an elevated concern about hackers targeting nuclear power plants in the Garden State. Continue reading…
View ArticleWhat closings? Applebee's in NJ hiring 100-plus people at events Monday
Interested applicants can apply in advance. Experience is not required to apply. Continue reading…
View ArticleThe Top 20 most violent and deadliest towns in South Jersey
See how your town's violence crime rate compares to the rest of New Jersey. Continue reading…
View ArticleNew Equine Encephalitis, West Nile cases reported in NJ
A 15-year-old mare that contracted Encephalitis was euthenized, and a 10-year-old stallion infected with West Nile Virus is being treated. Continue reading…
View ArticleAccused crooked contractor faces prison time for theft in Ocean County
A Salem County contractor faces prison-time for collecting money from Ocean County residents to do work he never came back to do. Continue reading…
View ArticleHorse dies at NJ rodeo — animal group slams 'cruelty' on video
SHARK released a video Tuesday showing a horse after it slammed into a fence and fell to the ground. Continue reading…
View Article22 Arrested in Atlantic City Prostitution Operation
Nearly two dozen people were arrested last week in a prostitution crack-down in Atlantic City. Continue reading…
View ArticleWas rabid bat brought home from South Jersey supermarket?
A woman said she was going to bring the animal home and release it at dusk after it was seen flying around the store. Continue reading…
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