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After more than 30 years, Regal Cinemas has quietly closed its Cross Keys Stadium 12 theater in Washington Township, Gloucester County, NJ.

Wildwood Beach froze solid, and locals started ice skating on the sand. Yes, it’s real and the videos are wild.

New Jersey students are feeling a little too relaxed in class. Spoiler alert: it’s not the report card you want to show your parents.

More serious charges have been filed against a teenager in connection with a shooting in Asbury Park in September, according to the Monmouth County prosecutor.

Hudson County is taking a stand against federal immigration actions, aiming to protect its diverse community from enforcement tactics. How will this play out?

Picture this: a place where poodle skirts and classic tunes meet. The DooWop Experience Museum takes you back to the heart of the '50s and '60s.

Middlesex County is sounding the alarm as savvy scammers target local residents in the wake of a recent Verizon outage.

They join other restaurants Seasons 52, Eddie V's, Tommy Tavern, and more.

Groundhog Day might be more fun than functional, but what if we asked the groundhog about property taxes instead of shadows?

Amidst icy roads and cold winds, there's something about winter that sparks nostalgia. Let’s take a stroll down memory lane to warmer days.

A longtime Italian favorite in Monmouth County has closed its doors, surprising locals and sparking plenty of conversation across the area.

Luxury retail is getting smaller fast. A major high end chain is shutting down dozens of stores nationwide, leaving just one location left in New Jersey.

Food experts say this unassuming NJ restaurant serves the best grilled cheese in the state. With premium cheeses and endless build-your-own options, it’s worth the trip

Old Bridge Township Council Vice President Dr. Anita Greenberg-Belli urged people to stop comparing ICE to Nazis and said they’re just doing their job. T

Asbury Park’s historic Casino Breezeway could be demolished after a developer filed for a demolition permit, sparking community concern over preserving one of the boardwalk’s most iconic structures.