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Imagine standing inches away from playful penguins just hatched, ready to steal the show at Adventure Aquarium.

There's a growing concern about how social media, especially TikTok, affects our lives and choices. Some say it’s time to rethink our online habits.

Household debt and rising costs might weigh heavy, but New Jersey's charm shines through its boardwalks and beloved diners, where memories are made every day.

More competition is coming, especially in commuter-friendly towns.

As the final day of winter near, some folks are wishing for more.

New Jersey drivers face some serious challenges sometimes.

While one NJ county hits pause on its snow assistance, another community is rallying volunteers to help those in-need.

NJ’s Brandon Zarzecki chasing Boston glory for first responders

NJ DOT says a driver heading north in the center lane of Route 295 in West Deptford crashed into a utility truck in the right lane sending it off the highway and into a creek.

After battling two feet of snow, one New Jersey resident has some colorful ideas on how to make groundhogs face their own winter woes.

There's something special about a local hero coming home. Jack Hughes's journey from the Olympics to the deli is a heartwarming tale.

Snowy roads can bring out the worst in drivers. A recent incident on Route 1 highlights just how dangerous winter can be.

A restaurant and bar in Camden is offering a cash reward for the safe return of walrus penis bone that had sat behind the bar for years as a conversation starter with patrons.

A social studies teacher is charged with having a large knife in his desk, according to Monmouth County prosecutors.

A routine investigation took a dangerous turn in Newark, leaving several injured. The mayor isn’t holding back on his thoughts about ICE’s tactics.

For the first time in over half a century, the St. Patrick's Day Parade faces a weather-related delay.

What happens when the line between right and wrong blurs? Two locals found out the hard way, leading to a heartbreaking outcome for all involved.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is partnering with three autonomous vehicle technology companies to test electric, self-driving shuttles at Newark Liberty International Airport this spring.

Jack Hughes basked in Olympic glory, but a surprising twist erupted when the governor stepped in.

Mortimer "Morty" Wortman of Jackson was last seen near the Regional Day School parking lot off Route 571 in Jackson on Nov. 21.

February has been such an extreme month of wintry weather across New Jersey, it seems almost poetic that it will end with sunny skies and warming temperatures.

Ever waved at someone only to realize they weren’t waving at you? It’s a classic moment of social faux pas that we can all relate to.

Snow-covered hydrants can turn into a serious problem when seconds count. Let's talk about what local officials are urging us to do after this recent blizzard.

A 'safety' bill in the NJ legislature seeks to bring back traffic cameras around school busses. Many worry it could open the door to more widespread use.

In just a few months, Amber Torres was set to graduate and make her mark on the world. Her untimely loss is felt deeply by many.

With new home prices soaring, the dream of homeownership feels further away for many New Jersey families — the numbers are eye-popping.

Remember those snow days when school was closed? Why that shouldn't change.

Gov. Sherrill has nominated Jeanne Hengemuhle as New Jersey's first woman and openly gay superintendent of State Police, bringing decades of experience and a focus on community relations.

With parked cars blocking plows and others refusing to clean the snow off, New Jersey should allow for more tickets to be issued.

After the Blizzard of 2026, towns are still digging out, with lingering power outages and school delays. Meteorologist Dan Zarrow warns of another snowstorm brewing early next week.

Imagine earning six figures but still worrying about how to make ends meet—New Jersey's middle class is facing this reality.

Remember the thrill of trading cards and catching 'em all? Pokémon nostalgia hits hard, especially for those who grew up in the '90s.

With a requirement for 350 affordable units in Montvale, local officials are grappling with the implications of the latest court decision.

Picture this: a raging winter storm and a friendly bet that leads to a cinematic winter wonderland.

NJ rescue pup Bungee Bear needs votes to win $10K