Traffic cameras that automatically ticket drivers are banned in New Jersey, but state lawmakers want to make exceptions for school zones and school buses.
Five people are facing drug and weapons charges after authorities seized cocaine, heroin, pills, $25,000 in cash, and a firearm during raids in Toms River, Brick Township, and Lakehurst.
Ava S. Adamo, 21, of the Bayville section of Berkeley was headed east on Route 195 around 10:50 a.m. when her SUV went off the the right side of the highway onto Route 9 below.
Florham Park police have already issued a handful of summonses, with possibly more to come to drivers who have not cleaned snow and ice off their vehicles.
In Bergen County, a troubling story unfolds as a woman faces serious charges after a shocking act of betrayal against her ex. Let's dive into the details.
Household debt is creeping back to pre-crisis levels, and it’s weighing heavily on families. New Jersey residents are feeling the pinch more than most.
Which county ranks number one for affordability in South Jersey? A new study breaks down cost of living data and reveals the most budget friendly places to live.
The Blizzard of 2026 is long gone but its impacts are still being felt on a number of fronts including power outages, flight delays and school closings.
A couple from Bayonne finds themselves in crisis after ICE detained a man at Newark Airport, igniting a legal battle and raising questions about the treatment of immigrants in detention.
The Egg Harbor Township Police Department responded to nearly 3,400 calls for service in the first half of February, making about three dozen arrests, conducting 550 traffic stops, and handling 61 crashes.
President Donald Trump's Justice Department is going after New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill after her administration created a video portal to hold ICE agents accountable.
Most of New Jersey measured the blizzard in feet not inches, as parts of the state saw an entire normal winter season's worth of snow fall within 24 hours.
Two 23-year-olds from Hackensack admitted operating fake companies that secretly moved more than $62 million from the U.S. to Colombia, funneling money through multiple bank accounts to avoid law enforcement detection.