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The celebrity blogger was hospitalized after authorities responded to a mental health crisis at his Miami home. His representatives later addressed the situation.

Beachwood, NJ just got a new coffee spot worth the hype. Due Back Coffee's second location is now open with a retro 1960s vibe, killer cold brew, and pastries that might make you skip the coffee altogether

Looking for the best mini golf at the Jersey Shore in 2026? A local who's played them all shares his top 5 picks, from classic courses to underrated hidden gems

Check the latest weather and surf conditions and forecasts for New Jersey's beaches, boardwalks, and bays.

Dave Portnoy put Jersey pizza on the map, but this NJ local might be doing it better. Meet @joshsfoodnstuff, the food influencer showing off the real Jersey food scene.

State Park Police ordered everyone off Corson's Inlet Beach after a possible explosive washed ashore.

After wincing my way across rocky Boston sand and dealing with harbor water instead of ocean, I'll never complain about paying for a NJ beach badge again

Shawn Michaels connects with the experts at Hackensack Meridian Health to ask the questions you are interested in.

About 100 residents were evacuated after a van crashed and caught fire outside a Galloway Township senior living facility.

A fraudulent Barnes & Noble promotion is spreading across social media, but the real story is a reminder to stay cautious online while continuing to enjoy one of America's favorite bookstores.

A popular fast-food chain may finally be making its way to Toms River. The proposal has cleared one hurdle, but there's still another important step before the project can officially move ahead.

Stores had little to no people in them, there were zero lines for checkout. You basically had the entire store to yourself.

After trying their food here, it’s no surprise the success that they’ve had.

Fresh blueberries straight off the bush taste nothing like what you find at the grocery store — and right now, New Jersey farms are wide open for picking.

A backyard in New Jersey is quietly growing tomatoes, peppers, pumpkins, blackberries, and more — all of it ending up on the family table, not in a grocery cart.