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A New Jersey lawmaker is re-introducing a bill for the fifth time to cap tuition at public colleges and universities so students will stay in-state.

Red Bank Regional High School was closed for a third day Wednesday thanks to a burst water pipe but classes couldn't go virtual for three days.

From Hoboken to the Shore: NJ listeners give us the best pizza places

Why a modern day token option could prevent a future fare monopoly.

Sometimes we have to be thankful for what we've got.

Get ready for some cow-themed fun as Glassboro welcomes a brand new Chick-fil-A, complete with quirky promotions and a great cause!

In a state where one in four residents lives with a disability, why are their voices so often left unheard? Let’s dig into the challenges and hopeful solutions.

With heated debates and strong opinions flying, new bills are putting immigration enforcement under the microscope.

Real-life mermaids return to Adventure Aquarium for a limited time, where they'll be swimming with sharks, hanging out with sting rays, and posing for "shell-fies" with you.

Three men from Trenton have been arrested and charged with their connection to a home invasion in Montgomery Township in December, according to the Somerset County Prosecutor's Office.

An airman in the U.S. Air Force stationed at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst has pleaded guilty to receiving more than 600 images of child pornography, according to the U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey.

Agents were in Roxbury to arrest Jesus Fabian Lopez-Banegas, described by ICE as a criminal unauthorized immigrant from Honduras.

With property taxes soaring to over $10,500, New Jersey residents, especially retirees, are feeling the pinch. See your town's average property tax bill.

New Jersey actually has some almost-mild, almost-pleasant weather days in the forecast for a change!

In a surprising twist, census data reveals a shift in New Jersey's landscape, with some towns losing more residents than you'd expect.

Health officials in New Jersey warn of potential measles exposure at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital. A contagious visitor was present in the pediatric emergency department earlier this month.

Video of a tense confrontation between a man and an ICE agent is circulating on social media. The NJ Attorney General says a shot was fired. What we know.

As costs soar, the numbers are alarming: most people aren't even close to what they need for a comfortable retirement. Let’s unpack this.

Two former New Jersey teachers are now facing prison time for crimes that shake the trust of our local schools.

A video capturing a dramatic moment during an ICE operation is raising eyebrows. State officials are now asking the public for help to piece this story together.

New Jersey homeowners are feeling the pinch as property taxes jump to new heights this year.

Just an observation of how how we can improve driving tests in New Jersey

In Lodi, a man is accused of breaking into an acquaintance's home and sexually assaulting her at knifepoint.

If you grew up in the ’80s, these snapshots will feel like your own family album.

There's a new burger trend shaking up the dining scene, and it's all about the smash. You won't want to miss this delicious twist.

As the sun sets on Sunday, many are battling a familiar foe—anxiety creeping in as Monday looms large. Let’s talk about it.

Picture an old vaudeville stage transformed over decades; that’s the journey of the UCPAC, a true gem in our community.

New Jersey drivers are feeling the heat, with traffic woes making headlines once again. Just wait until you hear how we stack up against the rest of the nation.

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.

New Jersey residents volunteer companies are feeling the burn from high utility costs.

One New Jersey neighborhood just can't seem to let it go.

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 Café, 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.

Winter is the perfect time to start researching and booking summer camp in New Jersey for your child, according to a summer camp expert.