Senator Bramnick Proposes New Bill SCR-120 for Full Property Tax Exemptions for New Jersey’s Injured First Responders
Senator Jon Bramnick has proposed a new bill, SCR-120, that could make life much easier for first responders who have been injured while on duty. This bill would give them
NJ Teacher Laura Caron Accused of Having a Sexual Relationship with 13-Year-Old Student, Granted Conditional Release from Jail
On January 15, 2025, a teacher named Laura Caron, who is 34 years old and works in Middle Township, Cape May County, New Jersey, was arrested and charged with aggravated
Exciting New Restaurants and Cafes Opening in Fayetteville in 2025
Fayetteville is about to get even better in 2025, with several new restaurants and hangouts opening. You’ll find everything from tasty burritos and Mexican food to fun spots with arcade
South Jersey’s Underrated Gems: Natural Wonders, Historic Villages, and Scenic Drives
South Jersey might not always steal the spotlight, but trust me, it’s a treasure trove waiting to be discovered. While everyone’s busy talking about North Jersey’s cities or the glitzy
Thousands in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware Commemorate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with Service and Celebration
Over the weekend of January 19 and 20, 2025, people in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware honored Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by helping others and celebrating his legacy. In
2025 Cumberland County Election: Candidates, Positions, and Voting Deadlines
On Tuesday, November 4, 2025, people in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, will come together to vote in the Municipal General Election. Everyone will have the chance to vote since the polls
Philly-Famous Santucci’s Pizza Lands in Haddon Township, Teams Up with The Taproom & Grill for Full Menu Takeover
If you’ve been anywhere near Haddon Township lately, you’ve probably heard the news: Santucci’s Original Square Pizza has teamed up with The Taproom & Grill, and it’s a match made
Linden Outdoor Activities for Nature Lovers: Trails, Parks, and Adventures for All Ages
Sometimes, you just need to take a break and get outside to recharge. Luckily, Linden, NJ, and the surrounding areas have plenty of awesome trails and parks where you can
New Jersey Proposes Geriatric Release Program to Offer Early Freedom for Elderly Inmates
In New Jersey, a plan is being developed to create a program that would allow inmates who are 60 years old or older and who have spent 20 years in
Fayetteville Fire Department Now Accepting Applications for Entry-Level and Experienced Firefighters
The Fayetteville Fire Department is now accepting applications for firefighter positions, and it’s a great opportunity for anyone interested in starting a rewarding career. Applications are open until January 17,
New Jersey’s Worst Nursing Home Scandal: Fraud, Neglect, and Broken Trust
New Jersey’s nursing home system has been rocked by a damning investigation that exposed rampant fraud, medical neglect, and shocking abuse at some of the state’s lowest-rated facilities. At the
Coming Together for Denise: Supporting Florham Park Diner’s Beloved Server in the Wake of Her Daughter Samantha’s Heartbreaking Loss
Denise, known as “Lil Dee” by everyone who loves her at the Florham Park Diner, is going through something no one should ever face. She just lost her daughter, Samantha,
10 Hidden Gems of Linden, NJ: A Town Full of Quality Polish Food
Linden, New Jersey, is a small town with a big reputation for food, especially Polish cuisine. So, if you love hearty dishes like pierogis, kielbasa, and stuffed cabbage, there’s no
Fayetteville’s Office of Community Safety Takes Action Against Violence, Mental Health Crises, and Homelessness
Fayetteville has always been a city with a strong sense of community and potential. However, like most cities, it faces challenges such as violence, homelessness, and mental health crises. And
South Jersey Communities Are Fighting Hunger: Collaborative Efforts, Volunteer Actions, and Ways You Can Help
As the holiday season comes closer, families across South Jersey are making plans for celebrations. However, for many, this time of year highlights the ongoing struggle with food insecurity. In
South Jersey Electric Bills Could Rise as Atlantic City Electric Proposes 8% Rate Increase to Fund $109 Million in Grid Upgrades
Atlantic City Electric, which powers homes and businesses across South Jersey, has asked the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities to approve an 8% rate hike. They say it’s to