I am the Weekday Morning News Anchor with 92.7 WOBM-FM/Beach Radio/94.3The Point in Ocean County and reporter for the WOBM and NJ 101.5-FM newsrooms and the Shore Sports Network. I began working with TSM-NJ in October of 2015 and have covered a number of stories including New Jersey's Opioid and Heroin epidemic, the Arthur Buckle prison escape, the opening of the JBJ Soul Kitchen and Victor Cruz visiting Brick High School. Follow me on Twitter and Instagram @VinEbenau.
Vin Ebenau
Police seek thief who broke into Toms River mosque
There were also two HP laptops valued at $600 apiece missing froman office.
‘DWI’ rampage: Brick cop hurt; Mansfield cop almost crashes
Drivers were arrested in two towns after they ended up on collision courses with police officers.
4 young men from Ocean County killed in Parkway crash
New Jersey State Police have released the names of the four people who died on the Garden State Parkway.
Car is completely engulfed in flames outside Lakewood home
Another car and the front of the home were damaged as well.
Four people dead in Wednesday morning Parkway crash
A car crashed into a tanker truck around 2:50 am.
Big changes are coming to downtown Toms River next year
Plans to redevelop the downtown Toms River area are moving full steam ahead.
Jackson man’s standoff with police ends peacefully
The Ocean County SWAT Team deployed tear gas on the man, who barricaded himself inside his shed with a loaded, double-barrel shotgun, according to the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office.
NJ school district’s warning on crazy, dangerous ‘Momo Challenge’
A letter went out to parents from Brick schools Superintendent Gerard Dalton, who is concerned about children having more screen time on their devices during the upcoming holiday break.
Ocean County teacher snorted morphine in elementary school class, cops say
A teacher at Eagleswood Township Elementary School used a pen to ingest the opioid in front of students and another teacher, according to a complaint.
How to survive the Black Friday mobs and hostility
Black Friday is only a couple days away and police have some advice so you can enjoy it rather than spend part of it in a prison cell.