White supremacist youth group met with neo-Nazis in central New Jersey, watchdog says
A white supremacist youth group held a meetup in central New Jersey with Active Club members and a neo-Nazi group, the Counter Extremism Project said.
Crypto PACs pour more than $60 million into Ohio Senate race, watchdog says
Americans for Financial Reform says crypto-backed PACs spent over $60 million backing Jon Husted and opposing Sherrod Brown in Ohio.
Burlington County lawmakers collecting toys for Toys for Tots through Dec. 11
Five Burlington County legislators are collecting new, unwrapped toys at their district offices through Dec. 11 for the local Toys for Tots program.
Clinton man pleads guilty in $9.7 million Ponzi scheme that hit 65 investors
Paul Beers, 67, admitted running a decade-long Ponzi scheme through his Bedminster firm that cost 65 investors more than $9.7 million.
Pennsylvania man pleads guilty to armed robbery of Voorhees bank
Phu Nguyen, 36, admitted to the June 2025 armed robbery of a Voorhees bank. He faces up to 25 years in prison at sentencing in March.
Bernards Township honors veterans at annual Field of Honor ceremony
Bernards Township honored veterans, including a 100-year-old Marine, at its Field of Honor ceremony, which benefits homeless veterans.
New Jersey gas prices dip 3 cents to $4.12 a gallon, GasBuddy says
New Jersey’s average gas price fell 3 cents in a week to $4.12 a gallon but remains $1.16 above a year ago, GasBuddy said.
UN biodiversity talks end with ‘Yerevan Pathway’ and nearly $2 billion pledged
Governments at the UN biodiversity conference in Armenia adopted nearly 50 decisions and announced nearly $2 billion in new funding for nature.
Part four: From the gate to the doorbell
How security became a subscription service For decades, one of the most literal expressions of American insecurity was the gated community. Its proposition could be understood at a glance: We are inside. They are outside. The gate turned wealth into…
Will Josh Shapiro’s Data Center Past Haunt his Political Future?
As Pennsylvania’s popular governor gears up for a potential presidential run, his reversal on the issue draws scrutiny.
Rutgers lecturer Heather Pierce wins 2026 APSA award for contingent faculty
You are receiving this because you subscribed to NJTODAY.NEWS. Too many emails? Use the links at the bottom of this email to switch to a daily or weekly digest, pick only the topics you want, or unsubscribe. Heather Pierce, a lecturer in the Department of Political Science at Rutgers University, is among three winners of…
Halloween email is a trick, not a treat
A line-by-line autopsy of Social Security Administration Commissioner Frank Bisignano’s latest deceptive pre-election propaganda proves that the Trump team is lying! On Halloween, with early voting underway and an election that is unmistakably a referendum on Donald Trump’s chaotic misrule…
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