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A 3-year-old boy was airlifted to Morristown Medical Center after being pulled from a pool in Hackettstown. He remains in stable but critical condition.

Joshua Guarino, 18, died in a single-vehicle crash on Squankum Allenwood Road. It's the second student loss for Brick Memorial High School this year.

A Somerset County judge says the man accused of killing Maryrose Fealey now has an "extraordinarily competent understanding" of his case. That's a significant shift from where things stood last year.

We are right in the middle of a great New Jersey summer, and thought it would be a good time to crown the best restaurant at the Jersey Shore.

A Toms River man faces up to 20 years in prison after admitting he ran a Ponzi scheme that cost 97 investors more than $47 million.

Cowtown Rodeo's 2026 season runs through September.

Where to find some of the BEST apple cider donuts in New Jersey.

I asked New Jersey residents what they planned to do this summer, but haven't done yet, and here is what they had to say.

The warm, pleasant weather continues through Saturday before Sunday turns cloudier, cooler, and wetter with a few rounds of rain — although not a washout.

Check the latest weather and surf conditions and forecasts for New Jersey's beaches, boardwalks, and bays.

New Jersey is suing over a federal demand for records on 17 million CDL holders, claiming it will lead to a nationwide surveillance system.

A $410 electric bill. Thousands left without power during a heat wave. Then JCP&L asked for an 8.8% rate increase. The timing is hard to ignore.

The federal government stopped collecting food insecurity data, right as funding cuts to SNAP hit millions of families across the country.

Dead dogfish sharks turned up on a Sea Isle City beach, and a marine scientist weighed in on what likely went wrong.

Three New Jersey school districts are asking voters to approve more than $300 million in borrowing on September 15, and property taxes are on the line.

A 72-year-old music teacher in Passaic County is facing serious charges after a 17-year-old student reported disturbing behavior during private lessons in West Milford.

New Jersey is suing the federal government over a demand for personal records tied to 17 million commercial drivers, and the state says it's unprecedented.

Most spiders in New Jersey are relatively harmless, but experts say there are two spider types in the Garden State you should watch out for.

NJ family of 10 needs your help to avoid losing their home

No Parents, Your 13-Year-Old Isn't in Charge of Medical Records in New Jersey

Two men died last month after passing through Delaney Hall in Newark. Now New Jersey's AG is investigating the private detention facility.

A rough drive down Route 37 in Toms River turned around thanks to a Wawa gas attendant's kindness. A quick chat about an old car and a few encouraging words proved that New Jersey strangers can turn a bad day into a good one

Fishing is one of those things that just feels like summer in New Jersey. From peaceful lakes to sprawling reservoirs, the Garden State has plenty of places to cast a line. Here are five fishing spots that deserve a spot on your list.

The Best Lobster Roll in South Jersey Is At This Cape May Summer Favorite

Meatloaf, Chef Boyardee on bread, pigs in a blanket — the meals we complained about at the dinner table are exactly what we miss most now.

Eight people, including six from New Jersey have pleaded guilty in a massive bank fraud scheme totaling $11 million, the U.S. Attorney for New Jersey said.

JCP&L wants to add roughly $170 a year to your electric bill. Three Ocean County lawmakers are pushing back hard and calling for an outright rejection.

Maybe you thought you saw everything New Jersey has to offer, but have you been to the beach with the concrete sunken ship?

A Bergenfield mom died in Colombia's 7.4 earthquake after going back inside a collapsed home to save her daughter.

The Prudential Center hosts Monster Jam this weekend!

Free cookies from Insomnia Cookies welcome college freshmen this fall!

The real Tillie mural was cut off a condemned building by volunteers over four days in 2004. It has been sitting in storage ever since.

It has been a hot and stormy August so far, but New Jersey will now finally break into a brief but welcome stretch of quiet, lovely summer weather.

More than 1 million New Jersey residents are being mailed ANCHOR Benefit Confirmation Letters. What to do if you get one and what to do if you don't.

Check the latest weather and surf conditions and forecasts for New Jersey's beaches, boardwalks, and bays.

Bay Head Mayor Bill Curtis warns that bait used to target sharks creates risks for swimmers. State officials say there is a danger.