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New Jersey Appeals Court Says Schools May Restrict Teachers From Displaying Campaign Signs During Work Hours

A New Jersey appeals court has ruled that public school districts can prohibit teachers from displaying political campaign signs on school property during the school day, saying the policy is a lawful way to maintain a politically neutral educational environment for students. The decision reverses an earlier lower court ruling that found a policy adopted…

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New Jersey Faces Growing Pressure to Stop Youth Sports ‘Redshirting’ as Calls for Fair Competition Increase

A growing debate over youth sports in New Jersey is putting renewed attention on a controversial practice that many educators, parents, and lawmakers believe is undermining both fair competition and student education. The issue centres on families intentionally delaying a child’s progression to high school by repeating eighth grade for athletic reasons, allowing young athletes…

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New Jersey Set for Refreshing Weather as Sunshine and Comfortable Temperatures Continue Into the Weekend

After days of hot temperatures, high humidity, and scattered storms, New Jersey is expected to enjoy a welcome change in weather as a stretch of sunny skies and pleasant conditions settles across the state. Forecasters say the improved weather pattern will continue through the weekend, giving residents an opportunity to spend more time outdoors under…

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New Survey Shows Americans Are Increasingly Focused on Protecting Democracy During Trump’s Second Term

A newly released national survey suggests that many American voters are changing what matters most to them as the political landscape continues to evolve during President Donald Trump’s second term. While inflation, jobs, and the economy have long dominated political discussions, the latest polling indicates that concerns about the health of American democracy are now…

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Hackensack Homeowner Files Lawsuit After Historic Backyard Oak Tree Is Allegedly Cut Down Without Permission

A New Jersey homeowner has taken legal action after a towering oak tree that stood on her property for more than 150 years was allegedly cut down by mistake during a nearby tree removal project. The lawsuit claims the tree was removed without notice, permission, or proper verification of the property boundary, raising serious questions…

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Food Network champ plans relaunch of this Central Jersey gastro pub

Chef Eric LeVine Unveils Fresh American-Italian Dining Experience at Clark’s Paragon Restaurant Award-winning chef Eric LeVine is preparing to introduce a new chapter for a well-known Central Jersey restaurant by relaunching Paragon Tap & Table with a refreshed identity, updated menu, and redesigned dining experience. The restaurant, located in Clark, New Jersey, is expected to…

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Ex-Trump ally unleashes on Pete Hegseth: ‘What the f— are you talking about?’

Marjorie Taylor Greene Rebukes Pete Hegseth Over Remarks Following U.S. Troop Deaths A public disagreement has emerged within President Donald Trump’s political circle after Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene strongly criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over his comments following the deaths of U.S. service members in the Middle East. The criticism came after the U.S. Department…

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