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In the wake of the shocking assassination of conservative activist, Charlie Kirk and other politically motivated violence across the country, one New Jersey lawmaker is taking a stand.

A former Pinelands Regional High School special education teacher says she faced retaliation after accusing a colleague of disturbing behavior.

New Jersey is ranked the 4th happiest state in the country

This New Jersey school district is facing loads of violent threats in connection with the fallout from the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

Middletown is about to get a fresh taste with the latest Just Salad opening — perfect for those looking to eat green and clean.

Americans marked 24 years since the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, with solemn ceremonies at ground zero in lower Manhattan, at the Pentagon and in Shanksville, Pennsylvania.

A tale of betrayal unfolds as Nadine Menendez looks back on her marriage, revealing secrets that might surprise many in the community.

What the extended new Peanuts deal means for the Looney Tunes characters at New Jersey's Great Adventure.

A shocking act at a Philadelphia museum has stirred up conversations about safety and community values. Let’s take a closer look at what happened.

Charlie Kirk was killed with a gunshot from a distant rooftop at the Utah Valley University campus, where he was speaking Wednesday. Federal, state and local authorities were working what they called “multiple active crime scenes."

As we remember a day that changed everything, a recent tragedy has reignited our passion for free speech and community values. Let’s reflect on both.

As we pledge to never forget the impact Sept. 11, 2001, we're reminded of how New Jersey 101.5 and its listeners experienced the terrorist attacks.

From drug criminals to those convicted of aggravated assault and robbery, Gov. Murphy has signed 40 new pardons. See the full list.

Wednesday's off-shore storm system is long gone, with brighter skies and warmer temperatures resume through the upcoming weekend for New Jersey.

Middletown and Mount Laurel are about to get a taste of something new.

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

Even with memories fading of the terror attacks, 9/11 is unlikely to become a state or federal holiday.

Gov. Murphy and other NJ politicians are condemning the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the rise in political violence.

Emotions run deep, especially for New Jersey parents trying to explain a day that changed everything to their kids.

Excitement is building as tickets for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with matches in NJ and Philadelphia, go on sale.

You know that feeling when a taste takes you right back home? New Jerseyans are feeling that way about some iconic products. Let’s dig into what they are.

In Jackson, New Jersey, 28-year-old Toraya Reid, sister of NBA player Naz Reid, was fatally shot by Shaquillie Green, allegedly over suspicions of cheating.

After nearly 12 years, the Voorhees location has closed its doors, marking a bittersweet moment for the community.

Chaos erupted at Utah Valley University, leaving a community grappling with the implications of political violence and its rising frequency.

Charlie Kirk was shot Wednesday at an event at a Utah college, Turning Point said.

You’re not alone in that nightly frustration in New Jersey.

A number of things at New Jersey's Empty Sky 9/11 memorial are in need of repair plus 18 names need to be added to the twin walls.

Friday, October 3rd, is the day her new album drops. To help, here’s the list of 11 New Jersey Target locations that will be open at midnight that Friday morning.

U.S. News & World Report put out a survey of the most popular cat names in the country.

Be sure to check out all the unique wineries that the Jersey Shore has to offer this fall.

A beautiful day turned tragic at the PNC Bank Arts Center, as a matinee concert took a dark turn.

If you are a small business owner, you're not going to want to miss this event!

Jose Lousa, 62, of Mount Olive has been sentenced to four years in prison for operating a BitTorrent network to share child pornography with other users online

On Saturday Bill will be walking with Frankie Peppers to support the cause of battling multiple myeloma

A local man faces serious charges that have left the community shaken. The details are troubling and raise questions about safety in our neighborhoods.

Neptune Township school superintendent Tami Crader said the district had not yet seen the compliance documentation and asked parents to transport their kids on Wednesday morning despite the resolution.