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Imagine sipping your coffee surrounded by Victorian decor and candlelight—Nightshade Coffee is definitely a place with character.

A new spot for burger lovers just popped up in Clifton, promising that smoky flavor we all crave. Let’s check it out.

Authorities in South Jersey are warning the public about a false online rumor claiming a body linked to missing child Dulce Maria Alavez was found. Officials stress the report is untrue.

Looking for winter fun in South Jersey? Cape May Zoo’s Jr. Zookeeper Veterinary Camp gives kids hands-on animal experiences they’ll never forget.

East Brunswick mayor Brad Cohen in a video announced that Paramount Realty and Edgewood Properties began work Monday on a plan to turn the enclosed Brunswick Square Mall into an open air marketplace.

Dreading holiday family time? These simple tips can help reduce stress and avoid unnecessary conflict.

A New Jersey man’s reckless actions behind the wheel have led to serious consequences.

In Montclair, a routine trip to the grocery store took a wild turn as frustration boiled over at the self-checkout. You won't believe what happened next.

Turns out, the beat of our favorite holiday songs might be stressing out our pets. Who knew Bing Crosby could cause a ruckus?

The reality show, Fear Factor is coming back to network television and an Atlantic County woman will be appearing on the first episode!

Their home has 82,000 Christmas lights, shining bright in their neighborhood.

A Gloucester Township man is facing multiple charges after authorities say he used stolen identities to fraudulently obtain more than $31,000 in SNAP benefits through dozens of applications.

Cumberland County Prosecutor Jennifer Webb-McRae said that a social media post which has been widely shared claiming the body of Dulce Alavez had been found by hunters is not true and the investigation is still active.

Mount Holly police said two girls and a boy wound up in Woolman Lake when the ice gave way.

Researchers at Rutgers University have found that warehouses are now the lifeblood of New Jersey, despite massive pushback from residents over the years.