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TRENTON, NJ --  The FBI has arrested two men for allegedly attempting to set fire to a marked police vehicle following the May 2020 protests in Trenton, U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito announced Thursday.

The arrests stem from large-scale protests that were held throughout the United States, including in Trenton, in response to the death of George Floyd who died while in the custody of the ...

TRENTON, NJ — There are now 10 contact tracers per every 100,000 New Jersey residents - looking to limit the spread of COVID-19 by informing all potentially infected parties of steps they should be taking. 

A new dashboard, announced by Gov. Phil Murphy during a press conference Friday afternoon, will look to further detail steps taking place on the ground.

Murphy said contact tracers were ...

Some are offering discounted tuition while the coronavirus keeps students off campus

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The fall college semester is only a few weeks away, and the question of whether full tuition is fair ...

New Jersey is the only state where you can’t have a home-baked foods business. But that may be about to change.

The state Senate recently passed a bill that would allow entrepreneurs in the Garden State to make and sell baked goods out of their homes that do not require refrigeration or additional cooking after they are baked.

Sen. Kip Bateman (R-16th), who sponsored the bill, said it ...

PARSIPPANY, NJ - Mayor Michael Soriano issued the following update to residents still without power in Parsippany:

I just got off a conference call between JCP&L leadership and the 39 towns in Morris County. Parsippany is not alone. We collectively expressed our incredible frustration with the slow restoration process. Currently in Parsippany, we have about 13,000 customers out of power, ...

Republican challenge also questions limits on what state can pay back

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Arguments before the New Jersey Supreme Court Wednesday over Gov. Phil Murphy’s $9.9 billion borrowing authority focused ...

TRENTON, NJ — State officials say some New Jersey residents might not get their power restored until the end of the weekend as utility companies scrambled to restore outages on a scale not seen since Superstorm Sandy.

Tropical Storm Isaias careened across the state on August 4 with soaking rains and wind gusts nearing 75 mph. It toppled trees, knocked down poles, snapped lines and affected ...

LOS ANGELES, CA -- TAPintoTV’s Executive Producer Brian Brodeur recently spoke with Joe Travers, accomplished drummer and longtime archivist for the Zappa Trust, about his experiences maintaining Frank Zappa’s vast collection of recordings and the latest releases from the Zappa archive. 

Travers, who attended Berklee College of Music and has toured with acts like Duran Duran and Lisa Loeb, has ...

PARSIPPANY, NJ - The Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills has issued the following statement in regards to post storm cleanup:

"As a response to yesterday’s weather event town-wide storm damage debris pickup will begin shortly. Due to the amount of debris and the areas impacted, this residential cleanup will happen twice.

In order to collect this debris quickly, residents must place debris ...

PARSIPPANY, NJ - The Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills has cancelled this evening's town council meeting due to a power outage.  

Reschedule date to be determined.

There are numerous power outages, along with power lines and tree limbs down throughout the township. They advise residents to please be cautious.

Report power outages to JCP&L: 1-888-544-4877