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An Atlantic City woman accused of abandoning her sick dog outside an animal shelter in Atlantic County, has reclaimed the dog, despite being slapped with a slew of charges, police said.

Fans heading to the World Cup are advised against driving or walking to MetLife Stadium and to use NJ Transit instead.

A late-night drive turned disastrous for the Somerset County Prosecutor's Office Chief of Detectives, who is now facing charges.

Feeling a bit of relief at the pump? Let’s talk about why it might be temporary.

A hefty settlement brings some relief to a young woman who said she faced bullying and a negligence injury during her time at a local school. Details ahead.

A deer fell from a Garden State Parkway overpass onto an SUV below in Paramus Tuesday night causing damage but leaving the driver unharmed.

Seven individuals were shot in Trenton's Lamberton section on Tuesday night, with two in critical condition.

As America turns 250, this Monmouth County bridge honors a senator, not a war hero

Isaac beat the odds — now his family needs support

NJ free speech fight heats up over A2218

The comfortable weather is gone. New Jersey turns hot, humid, and stormy over the next three days. And things could get pretty nasty.

As the toll on Margate Bridge rises, it stirs memories of simpler days and the thrill of crossing into summer fun.

Millions pour into NJ beach towns every summer, but tracking the money collected for beech fees isn't always easy.

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

New Jersey Republicans have found hundreds of non-citizens were registered to vote in every New Jersey county, with some casting votes for years.

Residents are noticing taller steel poles going up in Holmdel. What does this mean for the power grid and your daily life?

A tragic turn of events in Elizabeth, as a man gets 15 years behind bars for a deadly argument.

Olivia Belloso, a senior from Union High School, dies after a devastating car crash, prompting community support and remembrance.

New Jersey's voting system faces scrutiny as an investigation finds non-citizens registered to vote, spotlighting flaws in verification processes.

There's something magical about a quiet beach, where the only soundtrack is the waves and the wind — let's take a moment to appreciate that.

A new study sheds light on our romantic history , and how many couples are honest with each other about it. You might be surprised by the numbers in New Jersey and how we compare to other states.

It's always been a hot topic, especially in today's economy, is a college degree still worth the investment, or is vocational training the way to go?

In Sayreville, a police officer's lawsuit against sexual harassment ends with a heavy settlement.

Just days after being released on cashless bail, a man with a violent past unleashed terror in a busy transit area.

Think cramped underground trains are the only option? A new vision for Pennsylvania Station is aiming to bring back its lost elegance.

As summer kicks off, local police ramp up efforts to keep our roads safe during busy travel months. Here’s what you need to know.

A controversial menu image by Sodexo during Juneteenth sparked discussions on cultural sensitivity in Montclair's schools.

The end of the Rutgers hazing investigation brings no charges, months after the fraternity was permanently shut down in New Brunswick.

Markwayne Mullin responds to Gov. Sherrill's visit to Delaney Hall and suggests she check the conditions conditions in New Jersey's prisons.

A serious e-scooter accident on Route 37 in Manchester leaves a rider critically injured after a collision with an SUV on Monday morning.

The FBI managed to thwart a plan by a Passaic County man to provide ISIS with materials and support to help carry out attacks on U.S. targets.

The second half of this week could get quite uncomfortable and even dangerous, as heat, humidity, and thunderstorms surge into New Jersey.

Imagine waking up at dawn, the world still asleep, and soaking in that early summer light. It’s a magical time in New Jersey.

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka says some Newark officers may have been 'over aggressive' in Delaney response and police shouldn't have been there in the first place.

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

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka says some officer may have been 'over-aggressive' when clearing anti-ICE protestors from in front of Delaney Hall.