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Paramus NJ, the pervasive issue of flooding along the Saddle River has been a recurring nightmare for residents and businesses across Bergen County, with Paramus often bearing the brunt. Recognizing the severe economic and safety threats, the Borough of Paramus is now launching a critical initiative to tackle the problem head-on.
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Trenton NJ, A decision by the New Jersey state government to mail out thousands of letters reminding residents about property-tax relief programs has ignited a political firestorm, with Senate Republicans accusing the administration of using taxpayer dollars for a last-minute election boost.
The controversy centers on the timing of the outreach, which comes less than two weeks before Election Day on November 4th.
Huge Win Against Flooding? Bergen County Restores Key Duck Pond Amid $7 Billion River Overflow Risk
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PARAMUS, NJ — Saddle River County Park, a sprawling 577-acre oasis that connects six Bergen County towns, is well-known for its scenic trails—and unfortunately, its persistent flooding issues. However, the County of Bergen is tackling the problem head-on, celebrating a major ecological restoration project while simultaneously seeking further funding to mitigate the immense financial risks posed by river overflow.
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Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ – The Ho-Ho-Kus Police Department recently gave a much-deserved shoutout to a local student whose community spirit and hard work are truly setting an example. Caitlynn, a dedicated member of Girl Scout Troop #96671 from Northern Highlands Regional High School, is well on her way to earning the prestigious Girl Scout Gold Award—and her project has already made a beautiful, lasting impact.
WATER STRESS: NJ Declares Statewide Drought Watch After Extreme Dry Spell—Find Out Which Conservation Steps You Need to Take Immediately
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TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey is once again grappling with water supply concerns. The Murphy Administration today issued a statewide Drought Watch, strongly urging residents and businesses across the state to immediately practice voluntary water conservation measures.
HOSTAGE CRISIS: Trump Freezes Funding for Crucial $16B Gateway Tunnel on Day One of Shutdown—Targeting Schumer and NJ Dems?
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – In a dramatic escalation of the government shutdown conflict, the Trump administration today announced it is freezing federal funding for the massive Gateway Tunnel Project. This apparent power play, coming on the first day of the shutdown, targets key infrastructure essential to the economies of New York and New Jersey.
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Washington DC, a revealing letter from Alphabet, the parent company of Google and YouTube, has just dropped a bombshell. In a document sent to the House Judiciary Committee, the tech giant detailed how the Biden administration pressured them to remove content during the COVID-19 pandemic. This letter not only shines a light on past government influence but also warns of a future where foreign regulations could threaten free expression.
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Trenton NJ, the U.S. Department of Justice is turning up the heat on New Jersey’s dangerous sanctuary status, demanding federal judges overturn the 2018 Immigrant Trust Directive that shields illegal immigrants from ICE. With the Trump administration suing Paterson, Hoboken, Jersey City, and Newark, and a Supreme Court ruling greenlighting ethnicity-based ICE stops, New Jersey is ground zero in the battle against unchecked illegal immigration. Recent Maplewood arrests signal a crackdown is coming .
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NEW YORK, NY — Federal Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy confirmed today that construction on a fully transformed Penn Station in Manhattan will begin before the end of 2027, marking one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects in the nation.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Trump administration announced Wednesday that it is taking over direct management of Union Station, marking another aggressive move by President Trump to assert control over the nation’s capital.
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Ridgewood NJ, Football fans and food lovers, mark your calendars! On Thursday, September 18th at 5 PM, legendary quarterback and beloved sports personality Terry Bradshaw, along with wife Tammy Bradshaw, daughter Lacey Hester, and son-in-law Noah Hester, will host an unforgettable meet-and-greet, book signing, and photo opportunity.
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Long Beach Island , NJ — Shares in Danish wind energy giant Ørsted plunged more than 17% Monday morning, hitting record lows after the U.S. government abruptly ordered a stop to construction on the nearly completed Revolution Wind Project off Rhode Island’s coast.
