‘Pedophile Parties’ In A NJ School? Lawsuit Says Pinelands Staff Turned Red Flags Into A Joke
By the Garden State Gazette staff;
LITTLE EGG HARBOR — A South Jersey special-ed teacher says she tried to blow the
NJ SNAP Is Caught in a DC Food Fight. 800,000+ Residents Are the Leverage.
By The Garden State Gazette Staff
The federal government just turned New Jersey’s grocery money into a bargaining chip.
Appeals Court Sidelines Trump-Aligned Prosecutor Alina Habba — And Puts New Jersey’s Law-and-Order Agenda in Limbo
By The Garden State Gazette Staff
NEWARK, NJ – A federal appeals court just told New Jersey’s top federal prosecutor
Morris County Power Player Admits He Took Cash. Now the State Wants Him Gone for Good.
By The Garden State Gazette Staff
MORRISTOWN, NJ – One of Morris County’s old Republican power names just admitted what
“We Did Our 30 Years. Now They Want 60.” Montgomery Homeowners Say New Affordable Housing Law Is Being Twisted Against Them
After 30 years of payments and compliance, Montgomery affordable-housing homeowners say the township is forcing them into a new 30-year deed restriction—or lose the equity they were promised.
WHO REALLY WINS FROM THE $200M JOURNAL SQUARE TOWER?
Winners, Losers, And The Fine Print At 701 Newark Ave
By The Garden State Gazette
A roughly $200 million structured
Lawsuits Claim Princeton Put 100K People at Risk in Phone-Phishing Data Breach
By The Garden State Gazette Staff
Princeton University is facing two proposed class-action lawsuits that accuse the Ivy League school
$200M Deal Greenlights 34-Story Mixed-Income Tower In Jersey City’s Journal Square
By The Garden State Gazette
A roughly $200 million financing package has locked in backing for a new 34-story residential
AUTHORITIES JACK UP REWARD AS NEWARK TRIPLE-FATAL SHOOTING TURNS INTO A CITYWIDE MANHUNT.
A $20K reward. Three dead. Zero arrests. Newark is boiling, investigators are tightening the screws, and someone out there is sitting on a secret worth more than money.
TRAIN vs. CAR — AND SOUTH BRUNSWICK ISN’T SHAKING THIS OFF.
A car was destroyed when a train slammed into it in South Brunswick, a terrifying smash that ended in a miracle — no serious injuries — and a new wave of calls to fix the state’s most dangerous crossings.
