Lower Township Police are searching for 18 year old Josefina Lopez, who was last seen in Wildwood. Police classify Lopez as “at risk” and would like to know her whereabouts. She is an African American woman who stands 5’1″ tall, weighs 100 pounds, and has the name “Clarence” tattooed on her chest. Update: Lower…
Senate President Steve Sweeney made it official Wednesday afternoon, telling reporters that he accepts last week’s election results meaning he has been voted out of office. Sweeney says he’s been able to do a lot of good for New Jersey, but voters did not support him in last week’s election. The Associated Press declared Sweeney…
If your child wants to have a lemonade stand, go ahead, no permit required. Governor Murphy signed a new law that prohibits towns from requiring permits for children who want to operate a temporary stand, like a lemonade stand. In some towns, permits are required for kids to knock on doors to solicit shoveling driveways…
A three month old child was killed during a motor vehicle accident in Millville Monday morning. Police say a vehicle driven by the 18 year old mother of the child left the roadway along Silver Run Road, struck a utility pole, and rolled over. The woman was not injured in the accident, but her child…
Senate President Steve Sweeney reportedly will concede the election in his Senate district today. New Jersey Globe reports that Sweeney will no longer contest a narrow election day loss eight days ago to an unknown republican. The Senate will pick a new president, likely to be Nick Scutari.
Cape May City Police are attempting to identify an individual who allegedly stole an umbrella from Zoe’s Cape Cafe over the weekend. Police say the theft occurred shortly after 1am on Sunday. A photo of the crime has been released.
New Jersey is taking steps to help marijuana cultivation and dispensaries open in the Garden State. NJ.com reports that the Cannabis Regulatory Commission will start taking applications in December from individuals who want to start opening marijuana businesses. First up will be to growers; then in March, from potential dispensaries.