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Linden police detectives believe one person was responsible for the vandalism at the Brookside Gardens Apartments on South Wood Avenue in Linden that happened between 3:30 a.m. and 4 a.m. on Monday.

A look at all four of New Jersey's minor league baseball teams first games of the 2026 season

It's a very unique fishing experience in New Jersey for kids of all ages, now back for 2026.

The busiest train station in the country could be closed to all NJ Transit riders except those with game tickets for four hours before a game starts if a World Cup transportation plan is implemented.

American Dream in East Rutherford is holding a 39-day celebration ahead of the World Cup games coming to MetLife Stadium in June.

Four women from Brooklyn are charged with shoplifting at a New Jersey mall on Friday.

A bomb hoax at a Howell Walmart forced the evacuation of all shoppers and employees for over three hours as police and K-9 units investigated.

In Morris Township, a recent legal twist has sparked a debate over how we cook and heat our homes. Buckle up for some local energy news.

NJ Transit says a conductor became involved in a "fare dispute" with a man on board near the Bradley Beach station.

Governor Sherrill's budget cuts are stirring up strong reactions from lawmakers. It’s a pivotal moment for the state’s future funding landscape.

As the Legislature begins reviewing Gov. Sherrill’s first state budget, lawmakers want to restore hundreds of millions of dollars she wants to eliminate.

From the warm aroma of simmering sauces to the sound of impending discipline, that wooden spoon was a family fixture with tales to tell.

A young musician from Paramus took 'American Idol' by storm, capturing hearts with his original tunes and a refreshing stage presence.

One New Jersey lawmaker has introduced legislation to fight e-book costs for libraries, which are three to five times more than print, and expire every two years.

A former surgical tech from Galloway Township has been accused of swiping a staggering $2.5 million in medical supplies.

This New Year's Eve was marked by a devastating NJ crash, leaving behind memories of a pastor in PA who touched many lives.

Homeowners in New Jersey are feeling the pinch as property tax bills soar, reminiscent of a certain mobster's stern collection methods.

Anthony D. White, 35, was reported missing in Trenton before his body was found two weeks later.

The fire was first reported around 3 a.m. on Sheridan Avenue in Seaside Heights and quickly went to three alarms, destroying three homes, according to Police Chief Tommy Boyd.

A father of three lost his life during a carjacking turned crash, according to police who are seeking a Newark suspect.

New Jersey is known for its beaches and mountains, but a new study reveals a more troubling reality about outdoor access. What’s the scoop?

You might think you know New Jersey's favorite fast food, but wait until you hear the surprising twist in the rankings.

Imagine the surprise of drivers on I-78 as a small plane makes an unexpected landing right in the middle of their commute. Quite the story to share!

Shaun M. Stebbins, 43, of Somers Point, a pre-kindergarten teacher’s aide at the Woodbine Elementary School in Woodbine is charged with commiting sexual acts against multiple victims under the age of 13 between 2014 and 2025.

A Pomeranian mix named Firefox was left abandoned in a crate on the side of a road in Marlboro, weighing only three pounds and near death, the Monmouth County SPCA says.

Atlantic City police said a Maryland woman was assaulted and a man from Newark was stabbed in the incident at Showboat Resort late Sunday night.

A local gym teacher finds himself at the center of a serious investigation — a story that's both alarming and unsettling.

A Commander 114B plane that took off from Soleberg Airport in Readington flew low over Route 78 Saturday morning after developing an engine problem, according to Pennsylvania State Police.

Wawa is warning customers not to drink four of its name-brand beverages in New Jersey because an allergen has slipped into the drinks.

Booking timing matters more than people realize.

In a state known for its charm, residents are grappling with some serious bills, from rent to groceries, that never seem to ease up.

As New Jersey enters peak wildfire season, the lack of rain has placed parts of the Pine Barrens in extreme risk. Here's what's being done to reduce risk.

Maybe I'm crazy, but expenses in New Jersey are no joke. It feels like a little win in a state that makes it damn near impossible to get ahead.

In a state where every inch of land feels like it's been built on, the Pine Barrens bucks that trend.

Once the trees and everything grow in over the next few months, the course will be even more visually appealing.

As the spring sun warms the shores, Cape May unfolds its charm, beckoning locals to discover its quieter side. Who wouldn’t want to explore that beauty?