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A Point Pleasant man faces a decade behind bars for a violent crime that left his girlfriend fighting for her life.

While hosting an online baseball game live streamed on YouTube on Sept. 23 the suspect talks about sending a pizza to "Maria's house" and her comments critical of conservative speaker Charlie Kirk after his death.

A new sushi restaurant is about to make waves in New Jersey.

The legendary Summit Diner will receive a $50,000 grant presented by the National Trust for Historic Preservation and American Express.

Texas is coming to Jersey! A new Texas Roadhouse will be opening in Marlton, NJ, soon.

A fresh new grocery option has arrived in Woodbridge, and it’s turning heads with its farmers market vibe.

The Asbury Park Whiskey and Spirits Festival will be serving up tastings of over one hundred spirits.

Toms River police said Erica Dinicola and Vincent Pecorella, both of Toms River got into an argument with a man in the parking lot of Spirits Unlimited on Route 37 east Saturday night.

Critchley’s Candies has been a gem of New Jersey since 1957!

What one New Jersey park visitor did that should never be repeated.

It was the second tragedy in the family this year...

One of the largest Halloween gatherings in New Jersey returns to Asbury Park.

Police are trying to identify an individual who fled after a stabbing at a gas station in Rahway

Big news out of New Jersey as the state secures vital funding for crime victims, standing firm against federal pressures. A federal judge has also prevented millions in anti-terror funds from being cut.

For one night only, Garden State residents can take part in a buy-one, get-one-for $17.87 tickets to 21 Broadway shows, as part of the first-ever “New Jersey Night on Broadway,” being held for one night only on Oct. 22.

As the community mourns, a mother’s touching tribute to her daughter paints a vivid picture of dreams cut short too soon.

Two South Brunswick officers help track down a hit and run offender in this weeks Blue Friday!

Police were called to a home in Clifton on Wednesday afternoon and discovered an infant who was unresponsive.

14 dogs at the Trenton Animal Shelter will be euthanized if they are not adopted or fostered out by Oct. 8, due to overcrowding issues at the shelter.

The life of a meteorologist is pretty easy when the weather is gorgeous — Friday's forecast features a chilly morning, a seasonable afternoon, and lots of sun.

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

A 17-year old murder suspect has family ties to law enforcement. Did police ignore reports he was stalking one of his alleged victims prior to killing her?

Disgusted parents and a former employee are bringing to light how two top employees at a Jersey Shore restaurant are convicted sex offenders.

A curious discovery in New Jersey... but what is it?

A concert invitation that isn't what it seems.

Cop cars are turning pink for October. It’s a terrific idea because we’re used to seeing a police car in white, black, or blue. Seeing one in pink is an attention-getter and makes you focus on the cause.

Walking through certain neighborhoods can be like stepping back in time. Join us as we explore the picturesque streets of Hightstown and Montclair.

CanadaCasino did a ranking of all 50 states as to which ones would best be prepared for surviving a zombie apocalypse.

We asked you about your morning coffee routine, here are the results!

In a joint statement to Fox 5 New York the families of two girls killed in a crash said the 17-year-old charged with two counts of first degree murder is "a coward of a man" who had been plotting the collision for months.

Growing up in New Jersey means knowing the difference between Bennies and Shoobies, debating subs vs. hoagies, and never agreeing on where Central Jersey begins—or ends. These 5 signs prove you’re truly Jersey.

Effective immediately, Union County has banned the use of e-bikes and electric scooters in all of its parks, following the death of a 13 year old Scotch Plains boy.

A trusted local hero now faces serious charges, as the fire department treasurer confesses to misusing thousands. What a turn of events for our community.

A Lawrence Township man admitted to cashing disability benefit checks for 17 years that were meant for his mother, who had inherited them after the death of his father, U.S. Attorney Alina Habba announced.

Two great events are coming up in New Jersey, both for an amazing cause!