A Philadelphia-based real estate developer is advancing plans to construct 69 new residential housing units on the site of the former Harold J. Duberson School in Mays Landing, a proposal that would transform a long-vacant educational facility into new housing in an area where affordable residential options remain in short supply. The project, if approved…
A newly released report has revealed that more than 600 law enforcement officers across New Jersey faced disciplinary action for misconduct in 2025, raising serious concerns about accountability, oversight, and public trust in policing throughout the state. The figures represent a significant number of disciplinary cases spread across local police departments, county sheriff’s offices, and…
A federal immigration enforcement operation along Route 72 in Stafford Township, Ocean County, spiraled into a violent confrontation earlier this month, leaving an ICE agent injured and reigniting a fierce political debate over New Jersey’s Immigrant Trust Directive and the role of local police in federal immigration enforcement. According to law enforcement sources, ICE agents…
A federal immigration detention facility in Newark has become the focal point of an intense legal and political confrontation in New Jersey, with state and local officials escalating their fight to gain access to the building and investigate allegations of unsafe conditions inside. Delaney Hall, a 1,000-bed detention center operated by the GEO Group under…
New Jersey lawmakers and Governor Mikie Sherrill are racing against the clock as the state’s June 30 fiscal deadline approaches, with significant disagreements still unresolved between the governor’s office and the legislature over a final spending plan for the upcoming fiscal year. The state’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2026 carries total appropriations that are…
Selling a home is one of the biggest financial decisions in a person’s life. Many homeowners look for a process that is fast, simple, and free from stress. In today’s real estate market, traditional home selling methods often take time, involve repairs, and include commission costs that reduce overall profit. This is why many property…
Residents and supporters of Montclair’s annual Pride celebration will have to wait a little longer this year, as organizers have once again postponed the highly anticipated Montclair Pride Festival. The event, which has become one of the largest LGBTQ+ gatherings in New Jersey, is now scheduled to take place on October 11 after facing a…
The real estate market in 2026 is going through noticeable changes, especially in how quickly homes are bought and sold. In many regions, homeowners are no longer relying only on traditional real estate listings. Instead, more people are exploring faster and more flexible selling options that better match today’s financial pressures, interest rate conditions, and…
Hersheypark visitors can expect a normal summer season after union workers and Hershey Entertainment & Resorts reached a new labor agreement, preventing a potential strike that could have disrupted operations at one of Pennsylvania’s most popular attractions. Chocolate Workers Local 464, the union representing employees at Hersheypark and GIANT Center, voted to approve a new…
Roger Clemens has joined the discussion surrounding a recent Major League Baseball uniform controversy, expressing support for San Francisco Giants pitchers who were reportedly warned by MLB after displaying Bible verses on their hats during the team’s Pride Night event. The former New York Yankees star shared his thoughts during an appearance on Fox News’…
