Former Congressman Tom Malinowski concedes the Democratic primary in New Jersey's 11th District, blaming AIPAC's hefty funding for his defeat as Analilia Mejia surges ahead in the vote count.
A vehicle crashed into a utility pole along Delilah Road in Little Egg Harbor on Saturday night near Club Paradise just after 9 p.m.and went into a marsh setting it on fire.
The final phase of the construction of the new $1.5 billion Portal North Bridge, the largest capital project ever undertaken by NJ Transit, is to switch over the signals, switches, and overhead wires from the old bridge to the new one.
A restaurant in Brick Township, Sandy's Cafe has started a pay-it-forward program where patrons can purchase a meal ticket for only $15 for someone in need.
The judge who ordered the release of $200 million in funds on Friday, denied an application filed by Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy to stay but did approve a pause to allow for an appeal by the federal government.
One South Jersey landmark has officially been crowned the king of prime rib in the Garden State. Find out which historic spot finally earned the national spotlight.
Drivers across New Jersey are debating one gas station after prices sparked outrage and confusion. Here’s why people are arguing and what the rules actually say.
NJ Transit police said the 80-year-old man had gone missing on Thursday night and spent several hours in the cold before the Apple Air Tags helped the Hoboken Fire Department find the man after he fell 25 feet.
With new locations popping up, this healthy eatery is making it easier to eat well without skimping on flavor. Fresh ingredients are just around the corner.
Monmouth County prosecutors say 18-year-old Jahbron Goff is charged with the murder of popular TikTok creator Chrystofer Whyte near Pier Village on June 12, 2025.
After years of helping kids and women battling cancer, an NJ charity now asks listeners to help one family facing the unimaginable loss of their child.
The Paper Mill Playhouse is buzzing with the sounds of live instruments and heartwarming stories. Can kindness truly change the world? This show suggests it can.
Federal prosecutors say a North Plainfield woman collected tens of thousands in unemployment benefits while working for the U.S. Postal Service. She faces multiple wire fraud charges.
As millions of fans recover from the big game, the impact on productivity is staggering—it's like a national holiday, but with couch cushions instead of parades.