Pine Barrens

One of the most haunted places in New Jersey has been named among the most haunted in America.

UPDATE 4:15 PM Tuesday: The New Jersey Forest Fire Service says the Wharton State Forest fire is now 95% contained.

Someone recently scanned Google Earth in the Pine Barrens and discovered the sight of huge letters seemingly randomly placed in a certain area.

There is a memorial in the Pine Barrens that was paid for "by contributions of pesos from Mexican children."

The head of the New Jersey Forest Fire Service says even a small out- of-control fire in the Garden State could become "catastrophic” because we’re so densely populated.

Tropical Storm Fay helped the New Jersey Forest Fire Service put out a 200+ acre blaze in New Jersey's Pine Barrens.

The Spring Hill fire destroyed a large portion of the Pine Barrens in 2019.

The Jersey Devil is not a strange, elusive being whose footprints have been spotted for centuries across South Jersey, says one New Jersey college professor who's done extensive research into the legend.

For a lot of people who only know New Jersey from TV shows like "The Sopranos" and "Jersey Shore", the dense nature of the Pine Barrens can be a bit of a surprise.

New Jersey forest fire officials warn that with the onset of spring, the risk of fires in Jersey's woods increases.