“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
JERSEY MIRACLE: FAMILY REUNITED WITH LOST CAT AFTER 10 YEARS — THANKS TO A TINY MICROCHIP.
After ten long years apart, a Middlesex County family has been reunited with their beloved cat, Milo, thanks to a microchip that refused to forget its home. A decade of mystery ended when a routine scan at a Woodbridge shelter triggered one of New Jersey’s most emotional comebacks.
JERSEY PROUD IN THE FAST LANE: BASKING RIDGE RUNNERS STORM THE NATIONAL CROSS-COUNTRY STAGE.
Basking Ridge’s powerhouse cross-country squad stormed into the national championship with raw Jersey grit, proving a public school team from Somerset County can trade blows with the nation’s elite.
NEW JERSEY’S BIG GREEN BUST: SIX SUSPECTS, MILLIONS IN PRODUCT, ONE MASSIVE OPERATION SHUT DOWN.
Six suspects are facing charges after New Jersey authorities dismantled a large-scale marijuana distribution network, seizing massive quantities of product and exposing a sophisticated operation hidden in plain sight.
The Hunt for a Real Slush Puppie: A New Jersey Nostalgia Story
Once a childhood classic across New Jersey, the Slush Puppie is vanishing fast. Now locals are on Reddit, swapping leads and chasing the last icy relics of the 90s. The Garden State Gazette joins the hunt.
SNAP Is About to Snap: New Jersey’s Food Aid Floor Is Cracking
By The Garden State Gazette
The grocery cart rattles empty more often these days. For more than 800,000 residents
Rutgers Hazing Nightmare: Student Nearly Dies, Frat Erased
A 19‑year‑old Alpha Sigma Phi pledge at Rutgers University was found critically injured after an off‑campus hazing incident involving alleged electrocution. The fraternity chapter has now been permanently shut down and its members expelled.
