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Experts say kids are resilient, but they may need help in coping with so many school shootings

The general state of emergency in New Jersey, which was declared when the pandemic began more than 3 years ago remains in effect

Recommendations from the NJ Office of the State Comptroller have been ignored

New Jersey 101.5 is ready to bring on spring!

Boxcar bus will offer service from Essex County starting April 10 with a big difference: it doesn't go to the Port Authority Bus Terminal.

You’re never ever going to find a comparison to our top two foods. These are the ones that no other state can compete with.

If you’re an adult, it can be hard to find a sport to play solo

Here are some spots our listeners highly recommend.

You don't necessarily have to be health conscious to want to dig into their salads, wraps and bowls.

It's taking place this month hosted by the owners of NJ Horror Con.

You’ve said yes to your wonderful fiancé and now the wedding planning begins. But where do you start?

Major carriers are announcing massive flight cancellations at Newark Liberty International Airport this Spring and Summer

Sergeant Mike Grochowski is this week's #BlueFriday honoree.

New Jersey's next storm system, by the numbers: 70 degrees, 40+ mph winds, a half-inch of rain.

Here are today's top stories from New Jersey's First News with Eric Scott

They're award winning crabcakes.

Keich, a Fords resident and Army veteran, was driving in Rhinebeck early Tuesday when his van was hit by a Toyota 4Runner that had been stolen, police said.

Joey Molland will be appearing March 31-April 2 at the Fest for Beatles fans, at the Hyatt Regency in Jersey City.

Police departments across the Garden State are being asked to pay much more for a type of system they've been using for years to help them recover stolen items.

The public registry would also include individuals who are named on permanent restraining orders, and anyone who has violated a restraining order.

An insurance company has sued Suburban Propane, claiming their delivery driver's mistake caused a Vineland home explosion that injured two people on Dec. 15, 2021.

They present Gov. Phil Murphy with a petition signed by almost half a million people to stop the development of offshore wind

The sign just went up.

It becomes the first-ever criminal case against a former U.S. president and a jolt to Trump’s bid to retake the White House in 2024.