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Brian's parents reportedly discovered two of his items.

A 33-year-old man will have to pay back Lanoka Harbor EMS and resign from his Lacey Police dispatcher job, prosecutors said.

No deaths have been recorded and no official recall has been issued, but nearly one-fifth of people who've gotten sick nationwide have required hospitalization.

This Saturday, October 23rd, there's no need for a license. No need for a trout stamp either if fishing in waters that have been stocked with trout.

When you see a trick-or-treater with a blue Halloween candy bucket, do you know what it stands for? It stands for something special.

Camden High School has been banned from the football playoffs following an on-field fight involving several players.

Gov. Phil Murphy and the State Health Commissioner vow to be ready to give kids shots at school, doctor’s offices, pharmacies and local, county and state sites.

High temperatures will once again reach the mid-70s for most of the state on Thursday, running 10 to 15 degrees above normal for this time of year.

During a coronavirus pandemic response press conference held virtually on Wednesday, Gov. Murphy said to date only 20% of the 1.2 million of those that are eligible to receive a booster shot have done so.

At a legislative hearing, a familiar refrain from the education community: it's great that schools are open, but it's only October and everyone's exhausted.

New Jerseyans having trouble paying utility bills due to pandemic hardships, can seek help from one of the many state financial assistance programs.

State officials detailed how nearly $200 million in Green Acres funds will be allocated toward parks, playgrounds, open spaces and other park improvements Wednesday.

New, contracted workers with the state will be required to either be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or submit to weekly testing, Gov. Phil Murphy announced on Wednesday.

On Wednesday (Oct. 20), the FBI issued a statement announcing that "items of interest were located at the Carlton Reserve this morning in connection with the search for Brian Laundrie."

The highly-anticipated Target store in Somers Point is now (un)officially open.

The state Board of Medical Examiners has temporarily suspended the license of an Essex County internist over allegations that he performed invasive aesthetic procedures in multiple states without the requisite formal training to do so.

You will not have to wear a mask if you vote in person in New Jersey on Election Day, but facial coverings still could be required for early voting.

A man wanted for allegedly shooting and killing a man and wounding two others earlier this year in Bridgeton has been arrested in Philadelphia.

Cops in Camden County are asking for your help locating two missing juveniles.

The suit targets Murphy's order that all state employees and school workers must provide proof of vaccination status or submit to weekly COVID testing.

Atlantic City's time as a so-called "food desert" came a little closer to being over on Tuesday when the CRDA unanimously approved more than $18.7M in funding for a new ShopRite supermarket.

A group of Rutgers students who are suing the university over its vaccine mandate in federal court is now asking the judge if they can remain anonymous saying they fear "social ostracism and retaliation" if their names become public.

Clean energy advocates are urging New Jersey officials to increase funding to get rid of diesel-fueled school buses and switch to zero-emission vehicles.

The lineup includes the biggest movie Netflix has ever made.