Month June 2024
For the past 70 years, Toras Emes has been the heartbeat of Los Angeles. Like a heart that spreads the force of life, Toras Emes imbues our community with the true force of life – Torah – by giving every… Continue Reading →
[COMMUNICATED] We’re all aware of the power of storytelling. An art as old as time itself, it’s a medium that transcends traditional communication. At RegalScope Productions, we believe in the impact every frame can have on telling your story. Utilizing… Continue Reading →
It wasn’t supposed to get stuck, but it did. The Sherp, an all-terrain vehicle that can officially plow through ice, mud and marshes, was being utilized during yesterday’s search of a missing boater in Brick Township. However, somehow the vehicle… Continue Reading →
A Jackson maintenance worker was sentenced to one year in prison for using a master key to burglarize and steal from a home. Troy Jones, 59, of Jackson Township, was sentenced to 364 days in the Ocean County Jail as… Continue Reading →
The LPD car seat check event will be taking place between 5-8pm tonight at 733 Cedarbridge Avenue, (across Blueclaws). The events are scheduled to take place on the first Tuesday of each month – due to fire house availability. Certified… Continue Reading →
Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer announced that on May 31, 2024, Kailyn Gorga, 18, of Toms River, was charged with Vehicular Homicide and Assault by Auto in connection with a motor vehicle crash that occurred in the early morning… Continue Reading →
After years of construction, Vine Street in Lakewood – between Cedarbridge Avenue and Pine Street – has officially opened. The opening of this street is expected to ease traffic on Cedarbridge and the surrounding streets. The traffic light installed at… Continue Reading →
PHOTOS: Governor Murphy Meets With Residents of Kibbutz Be’eri Survivors of the October 7th Massacre
Yesterday, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and First Lady Tammy Murphy sat with survivors of Kibbutz Be’eri, a tight-knit Israeli community which saw over 100 residents murdered and several more kidnapped by Hamas on October 7. “We must continue fighting… Continue Reading →
There are only days to go until we once again stand at Har Sinai and accept the Torah with a resounding Naaseh Venishma. It’s a Yom Tov that we look forward to with excitement and anticipation, replete with joyous meals… Continue Reading →
A terrifying incident this week luckily had a happy outcome, but parents should take note. TLS has learned that parents in Lakewood were searching for their young child this week, but could not locate him for some time. After a… Continue Reading →
Many Americans still aren’t sold on going electric for their next car purchase. High prices and a lack of easy-to-find charging stations are major sticking points, a new poll shows. About 4 in 10 U.S. adults say they would be… Continue Reading →
Less than half of registered voters in New Jersey approve of the job Governor Phil Murphy is doing, according to a new Fairleigh Dickinson University poll. According to the poll, 46% say that they approve of the job Murphy is… Continue Reading →
A Somali woman pushes her bandaged hand between two vertical bars of a thick metal barrier separating Belarus from Poland as she and four other women gaze toward the European Union. They nod gratefully as a Polish humanitarian aid worker… Continue Reading →
The IDF spokesperson announced Tuesday morning that IDF commandos eliminated two terrorists from Tulkarm overnight Monday as they were about to commit a shooting attack. The two armed terrorists approached the seamline fence between the Palestinian Authority and Israel in… Continue Reading →
Over 30 firefighting teams worked to quell massive fires that raged overnight Monday in northern Israel, assisted by the IDF’s Home Front Command forces, members of local standby units, and northern residents who fought to protect their homes from the… Continue Reading →
A preliminary satellite analysis by the United Nations has revealed that 55% of all structures in the Gaza Strip have been destroyed, damaged, or possibly damaged since the outbreak of war. According to UNOSAT, the UN’s satellite analysis agency, over… Continue Reading →
Riverside County, California Sheriff Chad Bianco joked about “changing teams” and backing a “convicted felon” for president in Donald Trumo. Bianco’s comments come after former President Donald Trump’s felony conviction last week. In the video message, Bianco criticizes California leaders… Continue Reading →
The above ad was posted in a local publication. While the ad itself does not make any coherent argument against therapy aside from typical propaganda style slogans, it does represent the negative sentiments of a portion of the frum community…. Continue Reading →
I’m not sure who is in charge of this, which is why I figured I would just send a letter to the Scoop and hope the right department within the township reads this and takes action. I was jogging around… Continue Reading →
This Tuesday, June 4th, is a very important Republican primary election. Our voices are collectively heard when we vote, and we need to be heard loudly in these troubling times. Many people are hesitant to vote because Donald Trump doesn’t… Continue Reading →