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NJ Governor Phil Murphy tells businesses violating his executive orders, We will Shut You Down!

Santa now delivering Christmas trees in New Jersey - Check out this company in NJ and how they have changed Christmas to be more COVID-19 safe.

A Michigan woman was ambushed by a gunman as she entered her vehicle.

A woman in Jackson, NJ was caught red-handed by a neighbor and on a homeowner's home security system after removing a Trump sign and plotting to remove more.

Toms River Councilman Josh Kopp's uncle by marriage, Doug Klee, of Owen Little & Associates received $189,000 this year taxpayer money after being appointed to the Toms River Planning Board. That job, Councilman Daniel Rodrick said, was a political pay to play favor given to Klee by his nephew, Kopp. On Tuesday, Rodrick was asked to pay a $4,000 legal bill by the township council for his lawsuit against Mo Hill for the illegal hiring of no-show attorney Gregory P. McGuckin.

According to Toms River Township Councilwoman Maria Maruca, who has been advocating an $8.8 million township, state, and county funded bailout of Barcellona's destroyed Surf Club property in Ortyley Beach, everyone knows Joey Barcellona.

NY Governor Cuomo Tells Police Officers Not Your Choice on Thanksgiving whether or not to enforce 10 person limits. Says police who do not enforce the law are not police officers.

NJ Governor Phil Murphy and Family Approached by Protester at Family Dinner

Howell Township police officers rescued a trapped driver from a fiery car crash on Manassa Road. According to Howell Police, a the officer came upon the crash the car was engulfed in fire and the driver was entrapped. The police officer managed to pull the driver out of the car through the window and neither the officer or the victim sustained injuries.

If you lost a loved one because of COVID-19, you should know it, it was their own fault, because they were stupid and didn't listen to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. This week, Cuomo blamed people who died of COVID-19 for bringing it upon themselves and not following the rules.

On October 31, 2020 at 8:55 pm, the employee stated as he was working as the cashier inside the Sunoco located at 4600 Chestnut Street two unknown black males entered the store and ordered the staff into the booth and removed the ATM machine. The suspects placed the ATM into the back of a black Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk and fled the scene. Suspect Description: Suspect #1: Black male wearing a white face covering, black hooded sweatshirt, black “Puma” sweatpants and black and blue Nike sneakers. Suspect #2: Black male wearing a black face covering, black hooded sweatshirt, light grey “Polo” sweatpants and dark grey boots. Vehicle Description: black Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk edition, with distinctive yellow brake calipers.

If you do host indoors, increase your ventilation by opening windows and doors by placing central air and heating on continuous circulation. If you are hosting, provide attendees with supplies that help everyone stay healthy. These include extra masks, perhaps a hand sanitizer, tissues, stock bathrooms with enough hand soap and single-use towels. Remind attendees to wash their hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds and use hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol," Persichili said. "Limit contact with commonly touched surfaces or shared items such as serving utensils. Use single-use options, or identify one person to serve shareable items like salad dressings or food containers, plates, utensils and condiments. Encourage guests to avoid singing or shouting, especially indoors. Keep music levels down so people don't have to speak loudly to be heard. Please keep safety in mind while celebrating the holiday.

The New Jersey ABC has been weaponized by the administration of Governor Phil Murphy to enforce social distancing executive orders and fining businesses found in non-compliance with Murphy's Law. It has been several months since any large-scale enforcement actions have been taken against New Jersey's struggling businesses, but it's back.

ew Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced on Monday that over 4,450 new positive cases of COVID-19 have been reported and has signaled the start of New Jersey's second shutdown. Starting next Monday, indoor gatherings will be restricted in New Jersey and Thanksgiving dinner has been shrunk to just 10 people. "I know you think you’re invincible. Maybe you think that people aren’t getting sick anymore, or going to the hospital, or dying anymore," Murphy said.

Millsboro Police seek public’s help in identifying the pictured subjects. The subjects are wanted for questioning in a theft investigation. If anyone has information on the identity of the subjects, they are asked to contact the Millsboro Police Department at (302) 934-8174. Information can also be provided by Calling Crime Stoppers at 1-800-TIP-3333 or online at www.delaware.crimestoppersweb.com

President Trump on Friday announced the success of Operation Warp Speed and detailed his plan to disperse the COVID-19 vaccine to America.

President Donald J. Trump said on Friday that he will not be sending the covid-19 vaccine to New York State because Governor Andrew Cuomo has refused to implement any rollout until Joe Biden takes office.

Brick Mayor John Ducey Talks About Anti-Drug, Gang Enforcement

As it was announced earlier today, I was proud to bring together – and by the way it gives me no joy. There's absolutely no join me on this, but I was proud to bring together a coalition of seven states to form an interstate compact prohibiting interstate youth hockey games and tournaments in the face of the virus’ second wave. I mean, again, with a heavy heart we do this but we have to do this. I want to thank some good friends: Maine Governor Janet Mills, Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo, New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu, Vermont Governor Phil Scott, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont, and my high school and college classmate, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker for their support of and partnership in this regional approach to interstate competitions. If I had to predict, this group will grow and I hope it grows soon. We know that there has been transmission linked to youth hockey team activities and with numbers rising across our region, this is an important step to mitigate further community spread and protect public health. I will continue to work with the governors of other states on both sides of the aisle to grow this compact. This announcement comes after the Executive Order I discussed on Monday, which prohibits indoor interstate sports competitions in the state, youth leagues through high schools, and prevents our teams from using an out-of-state neutral site for a game between two New Jersey-based teams. Judy's going to get in -- I'll get into a little on this -- with where we see the spread coming from. It’s fair to say on sports, Judy, we aren't sure that it's actually coming from the sports activity, it's more likely it's an adjacent activity, but in any event, it is unquestionably coming.

This out of control HOA Karen crosses the line when she asks him where he's going late at night.

NJ Gov. Murphy: We're in midst of war against COVID-19 as positivity rate hits 12% statewide.

In New Jersey, Governor Phil Murphy has announced a 10 pm curfew on restaurants and complete shutdown of bar services. He also created a new executive order to allow municipalities to impose curfews on non-essential businesses.

Winter is coming quick as gumball sized hail comes down in Multnomah County, Oregon.

As New Jersey enters the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic and positives cases are up to 3,000 per day, Governor Phil Murphy issued a warning. All options are on the table. This week, Murphy instituted a bar shut down and ordered all restaurants shut down indoor dining by 1o pm. He also put an end for now, to indoor interstate youth sports competitions.

You know what's really uncomfortable and annoying? When you die. That's my answer. And this is not a forever and for always, Murphy told reporters on Thursday when asked about people being uncomfortable wearing masks.