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New Jersey may have a reputation for bad plane travel etiquette, having issues with seat-switching requests and smoking on the plane .

As the weather warms, Dunkin' announces a fresh lineup of drinks and treats that embrace the flavors of the season.

In a disturbing turn of events, a school bus aide finds himself in deep trouble. The impact on vulnerable students is raising alarms in Union County.

A recent ICE action at the Jersey Shore led to three arrests, prompting discussions on the effects of immigration enforcement on local families.

The talented Blue Angel's of this US Navy will be showcasing their flight skills over the summer while celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States. They'll be flying over New Jersey and will be at the Atlantic City Airshow

A former mayoral hopeful finds himself in hot water after trying to stack the deck in his favor with forged voter registrations.

A beloved, and missed tradition makes a return to the park after a brief hiatus in 2025.

A familiar retail hub in Bridgewater has changed hands for $54 million, promising fresh developments for the community.

A scoop of nostalgia and a sprinkle of convenience, Scoop N Scootery is turning late-night cravings into a sweet reality.

Lucas McCooley faces serious charges after a domestic violence incident, leading to the seizure of firearms and audio threats against individuals close to the victim.

As property taxes soar, many New Jersey families are wondering how to make ends meet while their schools struggle. The numbers tell a troubling story.

With Wren Kitchens closing its U.S. stores without notice, employees face uncertainty and customers with incomplete projects.

Rowand's Farm in Glassboro needs the public's help to keep the farm afloat after an April freeze completely wiped out its cherry harvest.

Why fix the problem when government can just make a sign?

law enforcement has unraveled a major drug operation, with ties reaching across state lines and a staggering sum of cash seized.

A Ventnor City police officer has been indicted for recording a nude female inmate in a holding cell, then sharing those videos, the Atlantic County Prosecutor said.

A police involved shooting in South Toms River on Wednesday night is under investigation by the Attorney General’s Office but details are few.

Tensions rise as the DOJ challenges a New Jersey law that asks law enforcement to show their faces during arrests. What could this mean for local safety?

The Department of Justice is suing NJ over a new state law that limits when law enforcement officers — including ICE agents — can wear masks. What it means.

From serene lakes to historic trails, there’s a whole world just waiting to be discovered in New Jersey’s biggest state park. Get ready to venture out!

After data centers popped up in Vineland and Kenilworth, more NJ communities are moving to restrict such projects in their towns.

As cars came to a crawl on I-195, the last thing anyone expected was a toilet paper spill that caused a traffic delay.

A landmark Supreme Court ruling is shaking up the conversation around free speech and reproductive rights in New Jersey. What does it all mean for local centers?

Community Businesses Shine During Small Business Monday Call-In Segment

Spadea's Safe and Delicious At-Home Pizza

A recent audit in New Jersey paints a troubling picture of how some disqualified school employees continued to get paid, raising serious concerns.

A revolving sushi bar where your meal comes to you is opening up in Middlesex County, New Jersey.

Family Connects NJ, the state's universal nurse home visiting program for new and expectant mothers, has expanded its services to 17 NJ counties.

Monica Morris, a beloved culinary instructor at Trenton Central High School, is mourned after police say she was stabbed to death by her husband in their Gloucester Township bedroom.

A father and daughter from NJ pleaded guilty to running a scam where they created and sold fake art supposedly from famous artists, duping customers out of $2m, the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern district of NY said.

There’s a fine line between expressing yourself and defacing your car. See how the self-expression of bumper stickers is comparable to modern social media.

A New Jersey man claims a mysterious tree in his yard has moved five inches overnight. Many skeptics speculate what's really going on here.

Lakewood just became the focus of a serious story about how local efforts connect with international justice.

If you ask me, this is one of those shore events worth planning around.

Purdue Pharma will be dissolved as part of an $8.3 billion settlement addressing the opioid crisis, but many victims still seek justice.