Somewhere between Asbury Park and Cape May, there's a scoop of ice cream that might just be the best on the Jersey Shore — and a competition is about to prove it.
A judge ruled NJ does not have to turn over voter data to the Trump administration. Gov. Sherrill refuses to reveal who illegally voted as noncitizens.
It started with TikTok messages to a little girl. Police say two days later, a trained K9 named Rookie sniffed out a hidden phone that told the whole story.
The ruling came down one week after New Jersey revealed a software glitch quietly registered thousands of noncitizens to vote. The timing made this one hard to ignore.
Contraband phones, social media messages, and a text to the inmate's own family — the details in this Fort Dix case are hard to believe, but they're all in the charges.
Nicholas Creamery has been quietly building something special across Monmouth and Middlesex counties — and it started with a single scoop on Memorial Day 2018.
Flash flooding in Hawthorne and Paterson prompted water rescues Tuesday after heavy rain hit northern New Jersey hard while southern counties saw far less.
Rainfall was "feast or famine" on Tuesday, and while skies will remain somewhat unsettled for a couple more days, New Jersey will see some big improvements.
Right now, South Jersey farm markets are stacking up tomatoes grown in some of the sandiest, most mineral-rich soil you'll find anywhere on the East Coast — and the flavor shows it.
Gov. Mikie Sherrill says the state has removed over 4,000 ineligible voter registrations, but thousands more may still remain. The latest on the illegal voter scandal.
Monroe Township voted to ban data centers, a developer with 172 acres of South Jersey farmland disagreed, and now the whole thing is headed to federal court.
A software glitch at the New Jersey MVC quietly registered thousands of noncitizens to vote — and the state is only now sorting out who actually belongs on those rolls.