Gun buyback

New Jersey's seventh gun buyback program is taking place in Cumberland County.

New Jersey is sponsoring another gun buyback program in hopes of reducing gun violence by taking firearms out of circulation.

State officials say they have now collected more than 10,000 firearms through gun buyback programs staged throughout New Jersey in recent months.

Atlantic County's gun buyback program nets more than 2,000 guns.

Officials in New Jersey have netted another 2,000 weapons during the state's fifth gun buyback program.

A sea of weapons on display at the Monmouth County Police Academy Tuesday is more evidence that New Jersey residents like their firearms and that's in a state with some of the toughest gun laws in the nation.

Officials in New Jersey have netted another 1,500 weapons during the state's fourth gun buyback program.

So far, more than 5,000 weapons have been taken off the streets of New Jersey through the state-sponsored gun buyback program.  Attorney General Jeff Chiesa has announced another one will take place in Atlantic County on March 22 and 23.

On Thursday, State Attorney General Jeff Chiesa announced another gun buyback program.  This one will take place in March in Monmouth County.

New Jersey's next gun buyback program is planned for Essex County.