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.
Someone in Avalon just got the green light to build what could soon be the tallest structure on the entire skyline — and it's not a hotel or a condo tower.
The FBI tracked him to a Galloway hotel last August. What investigators found on his phone afterward made this one of the more disturbing child exploitation cases to move through South Jersey courts in recent memory.
Student loan changes are making it harder for many students to afford college and graduate school, with new federal borrowing caps leaving major funding gaps.
The state Attorney General put it plainly: fabricated assault claims hurt real victims. That statement came alongside new charges for a Bloomsbury man.
A Toms River woman just pleaded guilty in a crash that killed her 18-year-old passenger and the details of that early morning on Lacey Road are hard to shake.
Passaic County prosecutors say the investigation is still open — and they're asking anyone who knows something about that May 31 crash to come forward.
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.
Registration is open for the fall semester's Empty Nester program at Drew University, where older adults can learn and have fun with some unusual, exciting courses.
New Jersey property taxes were due Aug.1, but because it fell on a Saturday, the real story for most homeowners is what happens between now and Aug. 11.
River Horse has been pouring craft beer in New Jersey since 1996 — that's nearly three decades of trivia nights, bingo, and yes, Girl Scout cookie pairings.
A man who officials said was fleeing ICE agents was struck by a vehicle on Route 35 in Point Pleasant Beach Friday morning, sustaining non-life-threatening injuries.
A tractor-trailer clipped some low-hanging wires on Route 9 Friday and brought down four utility poles in the area of Old Bridge and Marlboro — and suddenly over a thousand homes in the area had no power.
Some illegally dumped more than 150 turtles, some non-native to New Jersey near a river in Cranford, and now officials need the public's help rounding up the animals.