Jen is a seasoned radio veteran with more than 30 years of experience as a broadcast journalist and morning show co-host. She has been at NJ 101.5 since 2016 as a news anchor and digital content writer. Before that, Jen was a traffic reporter at Total/Shadow Traffic, a business news anchor at The Wall Street Journal Radio Network, a morning show co-host on 106.3 GROCK, 95.9 The Rat, 92.7 WOBM, 100.1 WJRZ and Q104.3 in New York City, and a morning show producer on Z100. She is also a voiceover artist and an announcer for Tournament of Bands high school marching band competitions. Jen lives at the Jersey Shore and mostly enjoys writing stories about animals.
Jen Ursillo
Need extra cash? Get involved in New Jersey democracy
The New Jersey Division of Elections is seeking thousands of poll workers for the 2024 Primary Election in June.
Victim fends off attempted carjacker at Rutgers University-Newark
Rutgers University Newark police are looking for the person who tried to carjack a female victim in broad daylight on Friday.
About 100 law enforcement agencies will be at NJ recruitment fair
Nearly 100 federal, state, county, and municipal law enforcement agencies will take part in a recruitment fair at Kean University this week.
New NJ school law proposed after young man dies from a single pill
Max's Law, legislation introduced by State Senator Holly Schepisi, would require New Jersey school districts to provide instruction on the dangers of fentanyl and xylazine.
Food recall: NJ markets sold sausage with substance that wasn’t edible
A Wisconsin company is recalling thousands of pounds of its Johnsonville turkey kielbasa sausage because they may be contaminated with pieces of rubber, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
NJ school district calls early dismissal over fears of solar eclipse
The Livingston Public Schools District has announced it will have an early dismissal on Monday, April 8, so unsupervised students don't risk damaging their eyes during the solar eclipse.
Legendary family-owned deli now for sale after 6 decades at NJ shore
A popular Asbury Park deli that's been around for 60 years can be yours for almost half a million dollars.
Beloved tiger dies, leaving NJ animal refuge heartbroken
After eight years in their care, a beloved tiger named Eli has died, leaving members of the Popcorn Park Zoo heartbroken.
News for NJ students: Big changes to the 2024 SAT exam
The 2024 SAT exam goes all digital this year and that's one of the many key changes to the exam going forward, The College Board announced.
Hundreds of part time jobs available this summer at NJ state parks
The NJ DEP is looking to fill hundreds of part-time jobs this summer with increased salaries at its state parks, forests, and historic sites.