Republican legislators are demanding urgent hearings about New Jersey’s spending plans ahead of hosting FIFA World Cup games at MetLife Stadium. Their request seeks answers on taxpayer costs amid reports of high transit fees and unresolved budget details.
Burlington County Commissioners approved a $281 million budget prioritizing affordability while investing in infrastructure and land preservation. The plan maintains low taxes statewide alongside enhanced support for libraries, parks projects, schools—and continues aggressive land conservation efforts.
The New Jersey Board has permanently revoked Pedro “Chris” Castillo’s license following allegations of sexual misconduct involving multiple female clients at two locations. Officials say this action aims to protect public safety within the state’s massage therapy industry.
In 2025, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) carried out 56 inspections at device companies across New Jersey.
Assemblymen Alex Sauickie and Robert Clifton hosted a bipartisan coalition’s first meeting focused on advocating for those with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Attendees discussed new legislation aiming to strengthen protections while sharing their experiences. Lawmakers announced further advocacy events are planned.
The City of Asbury Park has released its Spring & Summer 2026 Newsletter with details on local events, services, and seasonal updates. Residents can find information on beach access, recreation programs, sanitation schedules, and more in their mailboxes or online.
Assemblyman Michael J Inganamort said that today’s Legislative District 24 is a unique creation due to recent redistricting changes in New Jersey.
Kevin Mooney of Restoration News Media compared current America First organizing efforts in New Jersey to George Washington’s struggle during winter 1776.
The Burlington County Farmers Market has been ranked among America’s top five farmers markets for two years running by USA Today’s readers poll. Local officials say this honor helps promote area farms while supporting local businesses.
During the first quarter of 2026, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) carried out inspections at four device companies located in New Jersey.