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Pizza pranks, Charlie Kirk rants: More disturbing livestreams surface in Cranford murder case In Cranford, a young man charged with murder allegedly targeted two girls on an e-bike, with disturbing online comments surfacing after the tragic crash.

Accused killer stalker sent pizza & porn: Threatened NJ teen over Charlie Kirk

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New Jersey's Sen. Cory Booker faces off with FBI Director Kash Patel in tense hearing During his first oversight hearing, FBI Director Kash Patel and Senator Cory Booker, D-N.J., engaged in a tense debate about the bureau's integrity, resulting in a full-blown shouting match.

Fury as NJ Sen. Cory Booker and Kash Patel clash in fiery shouting match nj1015.com/cory-booker-...

NJ lawmakers from both sides of the aisle unite to toughen penalties on politically motivated violence One Democratic New Jersey lawmaker is joining forces with a Republican senator to introduce a bill that would enhance penalties for politically motivated violence in the state.

Enough is enough: NJ senators join forces against political violence nj1015.com/bipartisan-p...

Spadea: Kirk’s assassination shows America who the real agitators are The reaction to Charlie Kirk's murder highlights a call for civil discourse and a focus on promoting positive change in society.

Contrast of violent left compared to peaceful right on full display nj1015.com/community-re...

Why cancel culture after Kirk’s murder threatens democracy In the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination on campus, discussions around free speech and political censorship intensify, highlighting the need to honor his legacy in today's charged environment.

Spadea: Charlie Kirk’s assassination reignites free speech battle in New Jersey nj1015.com/charlie-kirk...

South Jersey restaurant owner sparks uproar with accusations against local high schoolers A South Jersey restaurant owner ignited a heated debate after accusing Haddonfield Memorial High students of celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination, leading to emotional fallout and possible legal a...

Parents may sue NJ restaurant owner over Charlie Kirk post nj1015.com/chris-maynes...

Sparta mayor says video was taken out of context amid Kirk flag uproar Sparta's Mayor Neill Clark explains why the town flag did not lower its flag for Charlie Kirk, emphasizing state law and facing backlash from passionate residents in a tough public debate.

The latest on Charlie Kirk, political violence and free speech in New Jersey

NJ mayor and township face backlash over Charlie Kirk flag decision

Florida says it will have these New Jersey truck drivers deported nj1015.com/new-jersey-t...

Why did this go on for so long? Dozens of pets allowed to suffer just steps from embattled NJ police department In Franklin Township, 45 cats and dogs were rescued from a home in distress. Local animal groups are stepping up to provide them with much-needed care and shelter.

Animal abuse allowed to fester just a block from the NJ police department faulted for botching double-homicide nj1015.com/franklin-tow...

Judge says former Trump lawyer Alina Habba illegally serving as U.S. attorney in New Jersey A judge ruled Thursday that President Donald Trump’s former lawyer, Alina Habba, has been unlawfully serving as the the top federal prosecutor in New Jersey.

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Edison’s warehouse bust raises eyebrows as ICE strikes twice in 2 months ICE agents raided a warehouse in Edison, rounding up 29 people and raising concerns about warrants.

One of the biggest ICE raids just happened in New Jersey, with dozens arrested nj1015.com/ice-raid-edi...

Mikie Sherrill announces 'Day 1' emergency plan for the biggest issue facing NJ In Kenilworth, gubernatorial candidate Mikie Sherrill outlines her plan to freeze utility rates and boost solar and nuclear power in response to rising electric bills.

Democratic candidate for governor Mikie Sherrill has vowed to declare a "state of emergency" over New Jersey’s spike in power bills and freeze utility rates on “day one” in office. nj1015.com/mikie-sherri...

High Tech High takes the crown as top public high school in New Jersey, and it's not alone New Jersey high schools shine in a recent U.S. News ranking, with High Technology High School in Lincroft taking the lead as the nation’s top STEM school.

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Hate-filled emails sent to hundreds of NJ condo residents traced to Montclair man, cops say A Montclair man is facing serious charges after allegedly hacking a luxury condo's email system, sending racist threats to hundreds of residents, targeting the Jewish and Black communities.

A young man from Montclair has been accused of hacking email communications at a luxury condo complex in Bergen County, targeting residents who are Jewish or Black with biased, hateful and threatening messages. nj1015.com/nj-condo-hac...

NJ residents admits nearly strangling NJ woman to death faces deportation after prison A Point Pleasant man pleaded guilty to attempted murder after nearly strangling a woman in 2022, leading to serious injuries

A New Jersey man who pleaded guilty to nearly strangling a woman to death in Point Pleasant faces deportation as well as time in prison. nj1015.com/point-pleasa...

Disturbing allegations against a 69-year-old woman unfold in Branchburg A Branchburg woman, Kathleen Amberg, faces charges for possessing and distributing child sexual abuse materials after a police investigation sparked by a cyber tip. Authorities urge anyone with leads ...

A 69-year-old woman in Somerset County has been charged with keeping and sharing child sexual abuse materials.

Controversy in Toms River as officials clear the homelessness out of public spaces Toms River's council has passed a controversial measure banning homeless individuals from a public parking garage, leading to significant debates about compassion and the effectiveness of such policie...

One NJ town's solution for the homeless: Fine them thousands of dollars nj1015.com/toms-river-h...

Open or closed? Full list of NJ beach and swimming restrictions as Erin nears Hurricane Erin may be 700 miles away, but our Jersey Shore beaches are taking no chances, banning swimming and surfing as dangerous surf conditions loom.

More Jersey Shore beaches have been declared off limits for swimming and boogie boarders as Hurricane Erin is about to make its closest approach to the East Coast. nj1015.com/new-jersey-b...

With a looming bankruptcy, Toms River School District grapples with drastic funding cuts Local leaders in Toms River are standing firm against severe state funding cuts that could force the district to eliminate essential student services and raise taxes significantly.

School funding has gotten so out of whack that one of the largest districts in New Jersey is about to go bankrupt. What will this mean for students and teachers? nj1015.com/toms-river-s...

Prosecutors say NJ homeowner defense in naked intruder shooting was within the law In Hamilton Township, a homeowner takes drastic action against a disoriented intruder amid chilly March temps, resulting in a fatal encounter that raises questions about self-defense.

A homeowner in New Jersey grabbed a gun when a stranger came into his home and began undressing. The stranger, who may have been looking for his brother's home nearby, was fatally shot. Prosecutors say the homeowner will not be charged with a crime.

As NJ stores lock up common items to combat theft, shoppers are feeling the pinch Retail theft is forcing stores to lock up everything from shampoo to socks, frustrating shoppers and pushing many towards online options as in-store shopping becomes a hassle.

Shoppers in New Jersey are discovering more and more items locked behind glass doors. nj1015.com/locked-merch...

This South Jersey woman has a passion for the eeriest sites around Learn about Brittney Leonard, who turned her fascination with the eerie into a passion for ghost hunting and exploring abandoned places in South Jersey.

She has such a passion for #WeirdNJ, she was even interviewed about her obsession on @nj1015.bsky.social .

Thanks for representing, Brittney, hope to see you again soon!

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NJ military bases could become ICE deportation locations The Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst could be one of several military facilities used as a deportation hub for immigrants arrested by ICE.

NJ military bases could become ICE deportation locations nj1015.com/nj-military-...

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NJ man, 31, used golf club, knife to kill brother and cat in $6,300 apartment, cops say Matthew Hertgen was charged with the first-degree murder of Joseph Hertgen, both of Princeton, police said.

A Princeton, NJ man has been charged with the murder of his little brother. The bodies of the young financial analyst and a cat were found in the $6,300/mo apartment next to Palmer Square. Police say a golf club and knife were used in the homicide.

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