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The American Federation of Musicians Local 802 — which represents 1,200 musicians — had threatened to strike if they didn’t have a new contract by the morning, after going into mediation Wednesday.

As shopping habits shift this year, more people are prioritizing meaningful gifts over extravagant spending — a refreshing change, wouldn’t you say?

It is the time of year where you will be reaching for a jacket or sweater at all hours of the day, as cooler air becomes more persistent across NJ.

With mail-in voting numbers soaring, it looks like New Jersey voters are ready to make their voices heard. The stakes are high this year!

Bergen County, NJ, is on edge after a series of terrifying coyote attacks have left resident's injured. Learn what's happening and how to protect yourself.

One person was killed early Tuesday in Jersey City after an officer and a man exchanged gunfire. Now, one official said misinformation about the incident has led to threats against the officers involved.

State Police said Christopher Neff, 41, of Westminster, Colorado was behind the wheel of a Dodge pickup truck when he drove head-on into a Mazda SUV carrying four young men.

A simple garbage mistake too many of us make.

While most drivers play by the rules, a few are creating chaos at crosswalks.

Another New Jersey town is cracking down on dangerous, high-speed electric scooters that are getting people hurt.

Madison Square Garden will host the legendary Bon Jovi again, just like old times—can you feel the excitement?

Some good Samaritans are being credited with helping to save a child, an adult passenger, and a driver from a burning bus in Camden County before first responders showed up, according to Berlin Township police.

Starbucks' iconic Red Cup Day returns for one day next month, a week before a holiday menu of coffees and baked goods debuts.

Remember the thrill of wandering through aisles of toys? A beloved childhood giant is back and ready to bring joy to families once again.

Officials said a woman suffered several bite wounds on Monday after being attacked by a coyote at a home in Woodcliff Lake. The coyote struck again Tuesday biting a Saddle Brook resident working in their backyard.

School buses in one New Jersey district were passed illegally 2,840 times last year, and officials are demanding a change to punish these dangerous drivers.

Halloween memories are sweet, but a few treats can really sour the fun. Who thought apples and pennies were a good idea?

Turns out, ladies appreciate a good book more than a six-pack. Let’s dive into what really catches their eye in a partner’s hobbies.

Police have issued an urgent appeal for help in finding a disabled, endangered woman last seen at a library.

Is New Jersey missing out from other grocery stores?

As the leaves turn and the air gets crisp, Halloween memories of costumes and candy come rushing back — what does this season mean to you?

With a surge in production spending, New Jersey has become a hotspot for filmmakers — and it’s creating thousands of local jobs.

Morris County Prosecutor Robert Carroll said William Schmieding, 70, of White House Station removed a Smith and Wesson Bodyguard handgun from a holster while eating with friends.

Even my five year old son remarked "Hey, where did all the trees go?"

I still think that, by the end of the week, New Jersey's weather will have a definitively November-ish feel to it.

As the election looms closer, a mere five points separate the candidates — and every vote could tip the scales.

Documents obtained by NJ 101.5 are giving clues to what did - or did not - happen inside a Rutgers frat house. A student remains hospitalized.

The echoes of a troubling incident at Rutgers raise more questions than answers, leaving the community on edge as investigations unfold.

State Sen. Jon Bramick says two recent encounters on the phone with utilities that serve New Jersey made him concerned about possible phishing scams against consumers.

Imagine wandering through a neighborhood where every corner feels like a Halloween postcard, candy at the ready and smiles all around.

Tensions ran high in Jersey City when a suspicious person triggered a police response that ended in tragedy, the mayor says.

More than 360 black bears were killed during the first week of this year's New Jersey bear hunt, one of the most successful hunts of the past decade.

One New Jersey lawmaker his renewing his call for the New Jersey Legislature to advance his bill that would increase penalties for businesses that refuse access to individuals accompanied by service animals.

Hillsdale Fire Chief William Farrell said firefighters responded to a fire on Ellen Court around 3:45 a.m. that forced 10 firefighters to evacuate.

After a woman went public about finding a sexually explicit message on the windshield of her car in the parking lot of the Black River Barn restaurant in Randolph on Oct. 11, several other people reported a similar messages left for them.

There's limited time to see three zebra foals that were just born at Six Flags Wild Safari in Jackson before the season ends on Nov. 9.