• Three sex offenders arrested for trolling forbidden websites
The State Police yesterday ar rested three registered sex offenders for violating their parole by ac cessing MySpace and Facebook despite a law that went into effect in January prohibiting their use of such internet sites.

• Corzine reports his millions
Gov. Jon Corzine, a multimillionaire former chairman of Goldman Sachs, reported a portfolio that reflects his past as a Wall Street mogul, earning millions from far-flung holdings in Europe and across the United States last year, according to financial disclosure forms filed this week.

• Many Shore rentals are left for the taking
There was a time real estate agents could count on booking most of their Jersey Shore summer rentals before their clients had even stowed their skis away.

• Older gas stations struggle to keep up with changing times
At Guy's Auto Service in Warren County, the driver leaves Route 57 and steps into 1957.

• Small towns in line to regain funds
The Corzine administration yesterday recommended the Legislature restore $14.9 million in state aid to most of the 323 New Jersey municipalities with populations under 10,000 people, but did not suggest additional aid for cities and larger towns.

• Smiling Franklin man gets life in drive-by killing of teen gridder
Smiling as the victim's family expressed their anguish, a Franklin Township man convicted of murder and weapons charges was sentenced yesterday to life in prison for the 2006 drive-by shooting.

• Probation for striking son's coach
A Colts Neck man was sen tenced yesterday to a year's probation and ordered to undergo anger management counseling for punch ing his son's Pop Warner football coach during a game.