Craven County Sheriff's Office said Monica Muna Kazan-Scheck, 62, was found stabbed to death inside her home in the Fairfield Harbour North Carolina community on Feb. 24.
Just minutes after a guilty verdict, a controversial pardon leaves many scratching their heads. Accountability and political influence in New Jersey's justice system.
Manasquan police Capt. Nick Norcias confirmed that Thomas Pellegrino, 58, hit two vehicles parked on Newark Avenue, drove across several front lawns and narrowly missed a utility pole on Ridge Avenue around 2 a.m. on March 7.
Paramus police arrested two people and charged them with shoplifting nearly $17K worth of high-end merchandise from multiple stores at Westfield Garden State Plaza on Friday.
Dash cam video posted by South Brunswick police showed an arrow board breaking up as it lands on the ground as the truck slowed down in front of a police vehicle parked along Route 1.
As families eagerly await summer, the rising costs have some second-guessing their beach plans. But there are hidden gems along the Jersey Shore that won’t break the bank.
From childhood beach escapades to today’s bustling boardwalks, the Jersey Shore holds special memories — but some unwritten rules could make it even better for all.
Picture this: a busy Saturday at Aldi turns into a front-row seat for a relationship drama that leaves shoppers uneasy. What does that say about love over time?
Seaside Heights saw nearly 7,000 brave souls dive into icy waters for the Polar Bear Plunge, raising funds for Special Olympics New Jersey and showcasing a community's spirit on a chilly March day.
The annual Polar Bear Plunge for NJ Special Olympics was postponed two weeks from the original date of Feb. 28 after the Blizzard of 2026 left parking lots, the boardwalk and the beach covered in over two feet of snow.
In Barnegat, a 37-year-old man has admitted to fatally stabbing his parents after a violent episode sparked by household chores, leading to a tragic discovery at their home.
The Burlington Farmers Market kicks off its 20th season on March 14, offering fresh produce and local goods at the Agricultural Center in Moorestown. Bring your shopping bags and enjoy the community vibe.
Heads up if you have a kid going to college in the fall, as big changes are coming to the federal plus loan that parents use to pay for college tuition.