A vehicle fire in Woodbine is being investigated as suspicious. State Police confirm they are looking into the incident that took place on the 800 block of Adams Avenue. An investigation is on-going into the cause of the fire. No injuries were reported.
The man charged in the Del Haven murder has been returned to Cape May County. Frederick Marr is charged with killing his nephew Ronald Denny Sr. Marr then drove to Florida, where he was later captured. Officials say that Marr could be in court by as early as today. If convicted of murder, Marr could…
Wildwood will have a new mayor, before the end of the year. The commission in Wildwood approved Al Brannen to take over the top spot in the city on Dec. 15. Brannen initially motioned that the mayor’s job should rotate like the departments were shifted around at the last meeting. Commissioner Chip Harshaw declined saying…
The Vineland School District has suspended a maintenance worker in the Landis Intermediate School after he was charged with sexually assaulting an 11-year-old. The Daily Journal reports that Felix Rodriguez was suspended. It is the second time he has been charged while on the job. Rodriguez was charged with lewdness in 2003, but was later…
Puerto Rico birth certificates are soon not going to be accepted at the state’s Motor Vehicle Commission. The Jersey Journal reports that due to a scandal involving birth certificates on that island, too many counterfeits are floating around these days. Any birth certificate issued before July 1, of this year will not be accepted as…
No one won the Mega Millions on Tuesday and the drawing for Friday continues to rise. Lottery officials announced that the new jackpot is going to be $133 million. The next drawing is going to be held on Friday at 11 p.m.
Assembly Speaker Sheila Y. Oliver announced that Assembly Appropriations Committee Chair Nellie Pou will hold a hearing to explore the glaring misstep in New Jersey’s application for the federal “Race to the Top” program, which cost the state roughly $400 million in education funding. “With nearly half of a billion dollars lost because of human…
Assembly Speaker Sheila Y. Oliver announced that Assembly Appropriations Committee Chair Nellie Pou will hold a hearing to explore the glaring misstep in New Jersey’s application for the federal “Race to the Top” program, which cost the state roughly $400 million in education funding. “With nearly half of a billion dollars lost because of human…
The state’s largest teachers union said a previous application in the “Race to the Top” had the right answer to a key question in the state’s application. New Jersey missed out on $400 million in part because Gov. Chris Christie submitted an application that presented budget figures that the Department of Education was not looking…
The state’s largest teachers union said a previous application in the “Race to the Top” had the right answer to a key question in the state’s application. New Jersey missed out on $400 million in part because Gov. Chris Christie submitted an application that presented budget figures that the Department of Education was not looking…