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After two decades, a familiar spot closes its doors, making way for a fresh taste of Italy right here in Morristown.

The Ferris wheel, a beloved icon of summer memories, is gearing up for a fresh chapter in Phoenixville. Can you feel the nostalgia already?

It's a great way to support New Jersey's youngest residents this winter.

With a $100,000 boost from OceanFirst Bank, a classic cinema is set to transform and invite even more creativity into our lives.

As online shopping rises, it’s hard not to miss the magic of wandering through holiday displays and picking out the perfect gifts in person.

A few inches of light to moderate snow from Saturday night to Sunday morning will be enough for slippery roads and low visibility across parts of New Jersey.

A chilling incident unfolded at the County College of Morris, in what police say was a woman's 'targeted' abduction and sexual assault by a 28-year-old man.

From plastic bags to forks: NJ lawmakers strike again

The holiday season brings joy, but it also has its dangers. You might want to listen up before hanging those ornaments this year.

Imagine handing over a smartphone to your ten-year-old—sounds harmless, right? But what lurks behind that screen is a whole different story.

A Pennsylvania driver, Sean Mamakas, who killed a beloved New Jersey veteran in a crash has been sentenced to nearly two decades in prison.

The bill in its current form applies to restaurants with a seating capacity of 10 or more, food trucks, convenience stores, hospitals, schools, entertainment and sports venues.

A state trooper's career comes crashing down after a shocking undercover sting.

A new twist on a classic favorite is coming to New Jersey.

Waretown’s drive-thru holiday lights have arrived for select weekends in December

After four years on the lam, Jordan Ragland, a New Jersey man on the Most Wanted list, has been arrested on the other side of the country.

The holidays can be stressful especially when you're surrounded by toxic relatives, so one NJ child psychologist offers ways to stay calm during the chaos.

A Jackson couple has been criminally charged for their role in a Freehold crash last month that killed the woman's 9-year-old son, according to the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office.

Imagine the thrill of the hunt, parents racing through stores for this season's hottest toy — the DJ Furby is making waves in New Jersey!

Driver escapes being stuck in a swamp with the help of Edison Officers in this weeks Blue Friday!

Field Stations: Dinosaurs first stomped into New Jersey in 2012 and settled in Overpeck County Park in Leonia but after 14 years the park announced it was closing and put its displays up for sale.

New Year’s celebrations can lead to some dangerous choices behind the wheel. This year, the focus is on making safe travel plans more than ever before.

For nearly three decades, this cozy Irish pub was more than just a bar; it was where friendships were forged and celebrations came to life.

Dave Portnoy’s back in town, and he’s serving up hot takes on local pizza favorites. Let’s see how they stack up!

Is a This Photo of a Mountain Lion or Bobcat?

Imagine a busy morning on Route 9, where frustration has turned to relief thanks to some dedicated local policing efforts.

A fun take on New Jersey's favorite snow day meals, according to you

South Jersey looks a lot different than it did 15 years ago. From Kmart, Circuit City, and the Atlantic City Hilton to rebuilt roads and new landmarks, here's a look at just how much the region has changed since 2008.

It's not a major winter storm, but parts of New Jersey may need to break out the snow shovel for the first time this season.

In a surprising twist, a well-meaning law could spell trouble for local pet shops while leaving puppy mills untouched.

Some New Jersey residents are scratching their heads over the latest push to ban single-use plastic utensils... again.

Pet stores in NJ could be banned from selling dogs, cats and rabbits. Supporters of the ban say it will cut down on importing dogs from unscrupulous breeders.

If you think you have been to every award-winning restaurant in New Jersey, you should double-check to make sure you've been to the state's most fascinating one.

We won’t know how the Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small criminal defense strategy plays out until the jury makes its will known with their verdict. It’s a risky one.

Rising bills and taxes are making life a bit tougher in New Jersey, but residents are finding creative ways to stay connected to their roots.