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Just in time for the holidays, a popular pizza chain restaurant has launched a tomato flavored wine.

If you're looking for something a little bit more upscale, check out one these celebrity chef-owned restaurants in New Jersey.

Gerald Chapman, of Highland Park, had his two young children in the car when he fired two shots at another vehicle over a failed merge.

Cancel Thanksgiving? Why some New Jersey families may actually considering this

The top 10 are located all over the U.S., with a number of entries getting a boost by being located along the water.

A New Jersey man has been convicted of killing his friend in cold blood last year.

Clark Mayor Sal Bonaccorso's attorney, Robert Stahl, told New Jersey 101.5 that there is no signed plea agreement for his client despite reports to the contrary.

A New Jersey congressman says he has half a dozen ways to stop New York's congestion pricing after years of crusading against the plan.

A gymnastics worker was arrested on several charges of sexual assault following an investigation into allegations he engaged in sexual activity with a girl under the age of 16.

Cedrick Hodges, of Trenton, already had a violent criminal history when he attempted 3 armed carjackings, leaving two men with permanent injuries.

It feels like everyone is invested in making sure these kids succeed.

A second teenager was charged with intentionally setting a wildfire in a New Jersey suburb of Philadelphia as “significant” rainfall was expected to help douse a stubborn wildfire burning on the New Jersey-New York border Wednesday.

Campbell's is ditching the soup — at least in name. And the change has now received shareholders' greenlight.

This is a big deal for dinosaur and history lovers.

According to New Jersey 101.5 followers, the last restaurant on this list is controversial.

It serves to honor women who served in the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, Marine Corps and even the newly formed Space Force.

It's time to prepare for colder weather, and this one switch can help keep your New Jersey home toasty all winter long.

Final preparations are underway for Winter WonderLights, which promotes itself as "New Jersey's largest animated holiday light show drive-thru."

The latest regulatory victim is your mulch.

All of New Jersey will get wet Wednesday night into Thursday. Raw, inclement, and even wintry weather will linger into Friday too.

Junior Suriel-Gonzalez, 38, of Manville became violent after being asked to leave a restaurant and attacked an employee with a beer bottle, prosecutors said.

An Atlantic City, NJ, man is indicted for horrible acts of animal cruelty. Learn how this story has a happy ending and a new beginning for one of these abused dogs.

As a fleet of drones appeared over Morris County, NJ, this week, panicked residents called 9-1-1. Eric Scott details what we know about the drones and if there is a threat to the public.

Kia is featured on the list a total of four times.

New Jersey state Sens. Declan O’Scanlon and Vin Gopal condemned the post by a group called Indivisible Blue Two Rivers that listed "MAGA businesses to avoid."

New Jersey officials want homeowners to follow new regulations regarding fire safety, but doing so could be tedious.

Be careful not to get sucked into this terrible New Jersey habit

Pru Thai opened a new restaurant in Lambertville on Bridge Street and it offers high-class indoor seating.

A viral video taken during Friday's Group 2 playoff final between the Wall Township Crimson Knights and Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Bulldogs on Friday night shows a Wall player punching an opponent in the groin during a play.

Now over 200 locations exist around the nation, according to American Dream’s release.

Margaret Whalen had a home crop of hallucinogenic mushrooms in jars at the time of her June arrest in Ocean County.

It's something different for this great group of New Jersey kids to try

It was never a matter of "if" tolls on the New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State Parkway would go up but rather "how much" as the authority has adopted an index approach to budgeting toll increases by a minimum of 3%.

Police said teens asked Augustine Bucco, of Paulsboro, if he was a photographer or vlogger, before he started fighting with them.

A Holmdel police patrolman is honoring victims of fatal crashes in the township with signs, as part of his Goal Zero initiative.

"We encourage the public to be mindful that what they read online may not be accurate," officials said.