New Jersey's throwing out nearly 20 billion plastic forks and sauce packets every single year — and starting August, restaurants won't be handing them out automatically anymore.
A Dunellen cop disguised himself as a shrub to help the department pull over drivers during its distracted driving enforcement, resulting in 74 citations on Wednesday.
Wildwood police didn't wait for the crowd to show up — they caught wind of a planned beach video shoot on social media and moved on it before the weekend even started.
New Jersey closes out July and begins July with "typical" mid-summer warmth, although clouds and humidity will be on the rise before our next chance of rain.
A new poll finds nearly half of New Jerseyans say their personal finances are in good shape — but three-quarters are still cutting back on utility bills. That gap says a lot.
Just when you think you’ve heard it all, Howard Stern finds himself back in the headlines due to a lawsuit that raises eyebrows about workplace dynamics.
The ruling came down one week after New Jersey revealed a software glitch quietly registered thousands of noncitizens to vote. The timing made this one hard to ignore.
It started with TikTok messages to a little girl. Police say two days later, a trained K9 named Rookie sniffed out a hidden phone that told the whole story.