Leanne Vuksanic

The American boardwalk was born in Atlantic City in the late 1800s. Eight feet wide, one foot high and a mile long, the original boardwalk was open to the public on June 26, 1870 and has been a popular location for tourists ever since. Here's a look back at some postcards and photos from the early years in Atlantic City.

Sen. President Stephen Sweeney (D) said today that NJ's gay marriage bill would pass if Gov. Chris Christie allowed the Republicans to vote for it, and said that Democrats are currently trying to collect the Republican votes necessary for an override of Christie's earlier veto.

2:45 p.m.: A disabled vehicle is blocking the right lane on the Parkway northbound near Exit 91/ Cr-549 and traffic is stopped from Exit 83 / Route 9. 2:34 p.m.: The two right lanes are still closed on the Parkway northbound due to flooding in Wall Township and motorists are urged to use caution between Exit 98/ Route 34 ramp and Exit 98 / I-195 / Route 138...

Looking for recipe ideas for this Memorial Day Weekend? Well here they are. We’ve pried these secret recipes from the top chefs here at NJ101.5 to bring you their most guarded, family-favorite recipes for this Memorial Day.

A technician at John F. Kennedy Medical Center has been arrested and charged for allegedly improperly touching a patient who was medicated and undergoing a heart monitoring test.

A Paterson man was sentenced today in connection with an August 2012 incident where police discovered his girlfriend locked in a bedroom at his home.

New Jersey 101.5 is going blue on Facebook to show its support for 2013's World Autism Awareness Day and we urge you to join the effort.

You can't blame Hallmark for the tradition of card-swapping and gift-giving on Valentine's Day in America.

If New Jersey's red light camera program is all about safety, then the money collected from tickets should go to directly into a safety fund, instead of bolstering municipal budgets and using citizens as "cash cows", Sen. Michael Doherty announced today.

NATIONAL PARK, NJ - A bar's license is suspended after alcohol control investigators discovered that a 17-year-old stripper was being served drinks "to loosen her up" for work at the establishment.