Kelly Waldron

Monmouth County Health officials have been warning residents that coyotes have been spotted in the coastal areas, but the creatures are not new to New Jersey.

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It's not uncommon for siblings to argue, tease and even get physical on occasion, but new research finds bullying and aggressive behavior by a sibling can be just as damaging as bullying by a classmate or peer.

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The former superintendent of the Wall Township school district has been indicted by a Monmouth County grand jury in connection with various schemes aimed at fleecing the district of more than $360,000 in fraudulently obtained vacation time payouts and mortgage fraud totaling more than $1 million.

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It looks like there won't be a shortage of lifeguards on Ocean County beaches this summer.

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The State Police have issued a carjacking alert in the Newark area after two instances in which vehicles were struck from behind on Route 78. 

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In Part V of our five-day series, "Winning the War on Cancer," we take a look at where we are headed in our fight against the disease.

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The controversial practice known as "conversion therapy" would be banned for minors in New Jersey under a bill that has cleared an Assembly panel today.  The measure is designed to protect minors from being forced to undergo the scientifically unfounded practice in an attempt to change their sexual orientation.

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In Part IV of our series "Winning the War on Cancer", we hear the story of a 22-year-old woman who has survived cancer not once, but twice.

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Sandy-impacted communities across New Jersey are receiving more than $31 million in grants to ensure essential services will continue to be provided to residents while the rebuilding continues.

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In Part III of our week-long series "Winning the War on Cancer" we see how precision medicine helped save a 9-year-old Rumson girl's life.

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