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3 charged in $40K home construction site burglary in Franklin Twp
Three people are facing charges following a three-month-long investigation into a burglary at a home construction site in Gloucester County.
Ocean Grove's rule closing beaches Sunday mornings may end
There are signs that decades-old policy may be coming to an end as a way to resolve a court case brought by the state of New Jersey that could cost the group $25,000 a day in fines for violating state beach access laws.
New Jersey is home to the best roadside attraction in the U.S.
The voting is complete and USA Today has named a New Jersey iconic structure as the best roadside attraction in the country.
NJ man charged after shooting gun from vehicle
Manchester police say an officer on patrol heard the shots fired around 2:10 a.m. early Sunday morning in the Whiting section of Manchester Township.
NJ health clinic opens a 'food farmacy' to deal with hunger
A food farmacy program in Newark is aimed at combatting two problems plaguing the city--food insecurity and transportation.
Disturbing video on social media leads to arrest of Trenton woman
The video making its rounds on social media involves an 8-week-old.
New Jersey commuters bracing for another toll hike
Toll hikes may be unavoidable on the Walt Whitman, Benjamin Franklin, Betsy Ross and Commodore Barry bridges. Learn how much more you could be paying.
New Jersey transit refunds: How to get yours — NJ Top News
New Jersey Transit will issue refunds beginning July 1, but getting it may not be easy. Learn how to get yours. Eric Scott has the details on this morning's First News.
Surprise! NJ considers more unannounced school bus inspections
The element of surprise doesn't play a big enough role in school bus inspections, according to a proposed law moving through the New Jersey Legislature.
Worker who fatally fell into Kenilworth hole was Rutgers wrestler
Corey Stasanko, 29, was working in the back of the building on Monroe that houses his employer, K&D Contractors on May 7.