Oceanport

"We'd like to stop it before it actually gets into the venue," said Oceanport Police Chief Michael Kelly. "They're showing up to Monmouth Park intoxicated and impaired."

No one was hospitalized, but a graduation party got teary eyed over something other than emotions, police said.

The horse, the first ever disqualified from the Kentucky Derby, will not run in the Preakness, the middle jewel of the Triple Crown.

Attendance and wagering increases at Monmouth Park, combined with strong July numbers at Meadowlands Racetrack, have raised the perception that sports betting would be a positive for New Jersey.

Gov. Phil Murphy said he wants to carefully review a bill creating sports betting regulations, but borough president Joe Irace took to Twitter to express his frustration at the delay.

Gov. Phil Murphy said Friday his state will have sports betting "sooner rather than later," but gave himself no timetable to act on a bill to legalize it.

Service was suspended for about two hours on the North Jersey Coast Line for the initial investigation early Sunday morning.

Richard Thompson, 62, of Middletown, pleaded guilty to fourth-degree falsifying records.

A 25-year-old law is being contested in court which would allow betting on professional sports in New Jersey.

Now closed for six years, Fort Monmouth is letting go of possibly thousands of souvenirs and memorabilia. And you're invited to become the new owner.