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A Thursday night turned chaotic in Brick Township when an e-scooter rider wound up in a serious accident with a pickup. The truck driver is facing charges.

A 46-year-old Newark man has been sentenced to life in prison, plus 60 years, for his role in a deadly crowd shooting in 2023, according to the Essex County Prosecutor's Office.

A 20-year-old man from Ocean County is charged with asking a teenage girl to send him illicit videos and photos, according to authorities.

Princeton Public Schools has reportedly been the victim of a wire fraud scam worth nearly $180,000, according to school board officials.

Clark police relentlessly harassed Black residents for years under orders from then-Mayor Sal Bonaccorso, according to a new civil rights lawsuit.

With 50 jokes a minute, this film is a rollercoaster of laughs. Get ready for a night full of nostalgia.

Richard Codey, the state's longest-serving lawmaker died Sunday at the age of 79 after a brief illness.

Is cell phone use while biking putting our New Jersey kids at risk?

Despite attempts to revive the historic location, a local gem in Little Silver, NJ, is bidding farewell.

From lollipop to lifesaving: A JFK officer’s split-second decision saves a little boy in this week's Blue Friday.

From Springsteen memorabilia to celebrating legends like Smokey Robinson, this revamped center is ready to share the heartbeat of American music.

How a New Jersey popcorn company is changing lives one bag at a time

Imagine stepping outside for a moment, only to have your world turned upside down in an instant. It’s happening right here in our communities.

A crossing guard on duty at Birch Avenue and John Street in Princeton saw two suspicious vehicles approached by several individuals before it drove away, according to Princeton officials.

An inch or two of snow isn't enough to shut down the state or make you fire up the snowblower, but it may be enough for slippery travel Saturday and/or Sunday.

With soaring costs from housing to taxes, New Jerseyans are tapping into their entrepreneurial spirit like never before, creating opportunities where there once seemed to be none.

A new focus may be coming soon for McDonald's restaurants in New Jersey.

A new law in New Jersey is reshaping the school day, putting away those phones for good. What does this mean for our students and classrooms?

Sometimes that ridiculously early flip to the next holiday is a good thing for us in New Jersey.

If you were among the many who lost phone and/or internet service from Verizon this week, the company is offering a credit. Learn how much and how to get it.

The 2026 Philadelphia Flower Show returns to the Pennsylvania Convention Center on Feb. 28, and we have a sneak peak into this year's themes, events, and activities.

Marine life and climate change come together in a unique way at the Liberty Science Center — get ready for an experience that’s both fun and educational.

In a community shaken by tragedy years earlier, the ongoing trial is bringing forth chilling testimonies that unravel a story of loss and unresolved questions.

In Lakewood, a father admits guilt in his newborn daughter's death, a case filled with heartbreaking details.

Picture sipping coffee in a cozy diner straight out of your favorite show — New Jersey towns and candles are creating a real-life Stars Hollow vibe.

The final phase of the construction of the new $1.5 billion Portal North Bridge, the largest capital project ever undertaken by NJ Transit, is to switch over the signals, switches, and overhead wires from the old bridge to the new one.

As automation shakes things up, it’s clear — certain jobs are more than just safe bets; they’re aligned with our humanity. Hear more about that soon.

Gov. Phil Murphy is leaving behind a state budget filled with "time bombs" that Mikie Sherrill will have to defuse within her first six months as governor.

Get ready, chicken lovers! A new Raising Cane's is making its way to Fairfield, and it’s going to be a tasty celebration.

When your phone suddenly goes silent, it can really shake things up. This week, many found out just how much they rely on their devices.

Two dogs found in a storage unit outside the AHS in Newark were severely matted, barely able to move, and riddled with lesions, dental disease and overgrown nails.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security said 11 people were arrested in Morristown on Sunday during "routine immigration enforcement actions," some of whom were felons.

Imagine cruising along I-195 when a hefty piece of metal comes barreling toward you. It’s a reminder that safety on the road is no joke.

The Lakewood String Theory: A proposed $6 fix to a $33 million problem.

Data and voice service came back slowly during Wednesday evening for Verizon customers as the company vowed to work until service was restored. 

Starting Thursday the daily and monthly rate will go up at 25 stations, including most of the stations along the Northeast Corridor and several bus lots.