As the Sixth Day of the Paterson Water Crisis Goes On, Nearby Towns Step In to Help The water emergency in Paterson, New Jersey, has been going on for six days now. Other towns have had to step in and share their resources to help the people who are still having trouble with low or…
NJ Transit Conductor Sues After Passenger Assault Without Police Presence An assistant conductor filed a federal complaint after a passenger brutally hit him without police at hand. This terrifying tragedy has people worry about New Jersey Transit train safety. August 6 saw the U.S. District Court filing. On December 4, 2022, a Middlesex County train…
Horrific New Jersey Disaster Shocks the Neighborhood Police claimed an automobile heading the wrong way on Route 70 at almost 100 mph started a catastrophic chain of events. One person was murdered and several were injured in the early morning incident, according to officials. After the crash, Ocean County police are charging 47-year-old Brick Township…
August: Planet Parade Before Dawn Shines This month, US and international skywatchers will see a rare “planet parade,” a group of planets. Stargazers marvel at this cosmic phenomenon when many planets align. August 2025 is stunning with Venus, Jupiter, Mercury, and Saturn ahead. The declining crescent moon will provide an extra touch around August 18….
All Planes Are Grounded at Newark Airport and Surrounding Hubs Due to Inclement Weather The FAA ordered a ground stop on Tuesday night, August 13, due to heavy thunderstorms. This hampered Newark Liberty International Airport arrivals and departures. The arrivals and departures stop at other major New York airports hurt passengers and airlines. Due to…
Two Former Transportation Leaders Are Charged by a Grand Jury in a Case of Retaliation Two former heads of the South Jersey Transportation Authority (SJTA) are facing significant criminal charges after being accused of using their positions to settle a political score. The New Jersey Attorney General’s Office said that the complaint is based on…
In Parsippany, New Jersey, Federal Agents Face an Armed Suspect — One Hurt in the Morning Operation Early Wednesday morning, federal agents surrounded a home in a quiet Parsippany neighborhood as part of a major police operation. The search was approved by a judge. Police officers with long guns were present during the tense scene….
Haddonfield’s Famous Little League Bat-Flip Turns Into a Coveted World Series Collectible What began as a heated Little League controversy in New Jersey has transformed into one of the most talked-about keepsakes of the summer — and it’s making its way to the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Last month, 12-year-old Marco Rocco…
Eagles Preseason Prices Draw Fan Fairness Debate The Philadelphia Eagles are being criticized for charging fans for preseason games, especially when star players aren’t playing. The conversation has accelerated since Monday night’s Lincoln Financial Field open practice drew almost 50,000 supporters who donated $10 to the team’s autism foundation. This practice thrilled many admirers. They…
The New Jersey Supreme Court Denied Parole to the Teacher’s Killer The New Jersey Supreme Court ended a decades-long dispute by denying parole to a 1973 killer of a teenage instructor. The verdict keeps the 78-year-old prisoner in jail and highlights how state parole laws can be manipulated in long-term cases. Fred Krug, 27, killed…
