The man is accused of setting the fire to the outside of the building, authorities said.
The man had been hospitalized after the crash with a broken femur, authorities said.
The man, from Middlesex County, was arrested after selling cocaine to undercover officers in Lakewood and Toms River, authorities said.
The charges resulted after a nearly four-month investigation into drug distribution, the prosecutor said.
The woman is charged with third-degree arson in the fire at the motel in Toms River, the prosecutor said.
Emiliano Davila was indicted on a charge of murder in the November death of Mary O'Connor, 32, of Seaside Heights, authorities said.
The woman was ID'd as a Berkeley resident, a report said. Code Blue centers are full, leaving people seeking shelter outside, nonprofits say
Charges have been upgraded against Jamie Doyle, 40, in the crash that killed Ronald Bucher, 76, the prosecutor's office said.
The driver, whose license was suspended, was hospitalized after the crash; witnesses said he ran several red lights, the prosecutor said.
Danielle M. Bowker, of Manchester, was convicted of vehicular manslaughter in the 2022 deaths of Michael Sadis, 48, and Paul Lamberti, 58.
The man has been missing since Friday, police said.
The man was last seen in the area of Jamestowne Apartments, police said.
"You'll never live a day in peace ever again," Rebecca Sayegh threatened before the attack. She forfeited her Toms River police position.
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The 25-year-old Toms River man succumbed to his injuries at the hospital, police said.
The fire happened hours before the restaurant's planned New Year's Eve party.
The outages were concentrated near Double Trouble Road.
The monthly high-visibility traffic detail aims to address a 32 percent surge in traffic deaths in Ocean County.
The driver, from Toms River, and his passenger, from Long Branch, were both thrown from the car during the crash, state police said.
Authorities say Martine Taylor Jr. was driving 94 mph; his car flew 189 feet and landed in a Cedar Bridge Road ditch, killing his passenger.
The crashes happened as roads become more icy following Sunday's snowstorm.
Authorities said the two Ocean County hospitals were placed on lockdown while they were swept for possible explosives.
Robert Sinnott Jr. is awaiting extradition; he is accused in NJ of criminal sexual contact with multiple firefighters in Toms River.
A Toms River engine returning from a fire call was diverted to help the bicyclist by a quick-thinking dispatcher. The group was honored.
Authorities were continuing to try to identify the person who made the threat.
The man also pleaded guilty to a drug charge in a separate case, the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office said.
The officer forfeited her job and any future public employment due to the incident at her ex-boyfriend's home, prosecutors said.
The crash on the Garden State Parkway slowed traffic in the area, authorities said.
Mary O'Connor died of a subdural hematoma, the medical examiner said. Witnesses said the two had argued for a few hours.
Toms River police are hoping the public can help identify the man in the surveillance video.
Authorities say the man strangled and assaulted her at the Seaside Heights motel where she lived. She died 2 days later.
Attorneys for Carlos Martinez and Ryan Rivera, charged in the March crash that killed Evan Fiore and Kiley Armstrong, say they want a trial.
The crash happened just after 6:30 p.m. Sunday, according to New Jersey State Police. Reports say a motorcyclist and a pedestrian died.
The person was hospitalized with a gunshot wound to the arm, police said.
A state grand jury did not charge officers from Toms River, Island Heights and the sheriff's office in the April 2024 death of John Cassidy.
Potentially significant coastal flooding has police urging residents of low-lying areas of Toms River to move vehicles to higher ground.
The man, a former assistant prosecutor in two counties, was disbarred in 2022 for misappropriating client funds, records show.
The North Jersey man was brought to shore by the Seaside Park Fire Department's water rescue team, police said.
Martin D'Amato created fake ad agencies and billed the dealership for ads that never appeared, paid for ads, then sent funds to himself.
The woman wrote checks to herself and to family members using her access to the client's money, authorities said.