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A quiet Union County neighborhood is rocked by shocking revelations. A man once seen as a helpful neighbor now faces grave accusations against an elderly victim.

Remember the thrill of flipping through those old Sears magazines? Let’s talk about the 80s and what we should really bring back—or leave behind.

We can't call it "warm" exactly but the next few days will definitely be warmer and more comfortable than New Jersey's recent wintry chill.

It was probably a really nice holiday season for one lucky lottery player in Atlantic County!

If there is any justice in the world, 2026 will bring some relief to, in my opinion, the hardest local road to negotiate in New Jersey.

Dunkin’ completes remodels at two New Jersey locations.

There is one small town in New Jersey that does not get its share of accolades and honors, and may be the most underrated lively town in the Garden State.

Police have arrested and charged a man from California in the fatal hit-and-run of an e-bike rider in Mount Laurel late last month.

Unsolved murders, mysterious deaths, and missing persons cases continue to haunt South Jersey. Despite decades passing, all of these investigations remain active as State Police search for new leads.

Imagine waking up with one less weight on your shoulders — New Jersey just wiped out millions in medical debt for thousands of folks right here.

A New Year’s Eve crash on Route 47 in Vineland, NJ, killed one person and injured another. Authorities say the collision involved two vehicles and the investigation is ongoing.

The Camden County Library System has introduced a new reciprocal borrowing agreement with three library systems in Atlantic, Burlington, and Gloucester counties, which means free library cards to Camden residents, in good standing.

Brigantine police are investigating a gun sighting at a New Year’s party attended by about 100 teens. Witnesses and homeowners are asked to provide tips or video footage to aid the investigation.

In the heart of Robbinsville, a community rallies together for a family in crisis, showing how support can shine through the darkest times.

A bill has been signed into law by Acting New Jersey Governor Tahesha Way to create the Chronic Absenteeism Task Force to examine the causes of persistent student absences.