Off The Grid News Better Ideas For Off The Grid Living

NEW YORK — Bombings in New York City and New Jersey, along with a stabbing in Minnesota, might be the start of a new radical Islamic offensive on US soil. The reign of terror began in Seaside Park, New Jersey, ...

  Carlo Bellario faced up to 30 years in prison because he waved a pellet gun on a suburban street in New Jersey while filming a movie. As Off The Grid News recently reported, Bellario never actually fired the CO2-powered ...

One of the Northeast’s most powerful politicians is fighting hard to make sure the selling of homemade baked goods is a crime in the Garden State. New Jersey State Senator Joe Vitale (D-Woodbridge) has used his position as chairman of ...

  A simple text message could lead to 15 days in jail or a $50 fine under a proposed law in New Jersey. State Assemblywoman Pamela Rosen Lampitt (D-Camden) wants to make it a crime to text and walk at ...

Simply holding an air soft pellet gun can lead to a five-year prison sentence in New Jersey. Actor  and commedian Carlo Bellario discovered this the hard way when he was arrested for using such a gun as a prop in ...

Simply mentioning that you have a legal gun is now apparently a felony in New Jersey. North Carolina resident Brian Fletcher was arrested, charged and jailed because he told a cop that he had a gun in his truck. “I ...

Even though she has no criminal record, Shaneen Allen is facing the possibility of spending three years in prison because she told a police officer in another state she had a legal concealed weapon in her car. That admission turned ...

Michael Chaplin could lose custody of his 13-year-old son Ethan because the boy allegedly twirled a pencil like a gun at school. That sounds extreme, but New Jersey state social workers are claiming the father’s lack of cooperation with them ...

Selling homemade pies, cakes and cookies would no longer be illegal in New Jersey under a bill that unanimously passed the state Assembly. “This is a simple, common sense solution as it will allow individuals to earn extra money through ...

Eminent domain abuse has sunk to a new low in New Jersey, where a state agency is allegedly trying to seize a man’s business and apartment house even though it has no known plans to use the property. To make ...