MT. HOLLY, N.J. – The campaign of Katie Gibbs launched its first television ad on Monday – “Shady” – which accuses her opponent David Richter of having “shady” past business dealings. “David Richter has some shady friends,” the ad’s narrator Read More
FREEHOLDER, N.J. – J.R. Smith is currently an NBA free agent. Back in his youth, the Freehold Borough native played basketball for Lakewood High and later Saint Benedict’s Preparatory School. This week, the former Cleveland Cavaliers player made news on Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Governor Phil Murphy is America’s leading social distancing fanatic. He tweets about it. Drones on about it at his daily briefings. Even the electronic signs on our highways remind us that we’re “knuckleheads” if we don’t Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – The civil unrest and rioting which engulfed Philadelphia and Atlantic City this weekend reached Trenton on Sunday night. Two police cars were reportedly set ablaze; looting also took place in New Jersey’s capital city… – Many of the Read More
By Art Gallagher _ Governor Phil Murphy will not allow the State’s restaurants open for outdoor dining on June 5, as requested by the New Jersey Restaurant and Hospitality Association, MMM has learned. The NJRHA, who’s members and their 350,000 employees Read More
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – An otherwise peaceful Atlantic City George Floyd protest went sideways on Sunday when some protesters turned criminal, looting stores and forcing confrontations with local police. Bystanders and journalists shared the disturbing scenes on social media. – Read More
By Jack Ciattarelli _ Six weeks ago, an unarmed man was needlessly confronted and then killed in Georgia. Last week, a New York City woman became unhinged and reckless in the presence of a harmless man. And this week, America Read More
Watch: Newark 1st Precinct Police Station Protest Posted by Eyes On NJ News on Saturday, 30 May 2020
NEWARK, N.J. – The riots sweeping the nation crashed on New Jersey’s shores on Saturday, and while the massive Newark protest was relatively tame (so far) compared to what’s been seen in cities like Atlanta and Minneapolis, a group of Read More
