NJ wildfires

The NJ Forest Fire Service warned residents around the Jones Road Wildfire area about a scam in which door-to-door “salesmen” offer a program to eliminate the smell of smoke from their home.

A dirt bike crash in the woods triggered a series of events that led to the Jones Road Wildfire, New Jersey's largest in the past 20 years.

A 17-year-old male became the second person charged in the Jones Road Wildfire that consumed massive amounts of Pine Barrens forest in April.

A gathering of teens turned into a massive blaze and charges of aggravated arson for one.

The Jones Road Wildfire is 65% contained, but concerns linger. How will New Jersey handle the ongoing fire threat as conditions remain dry?

The fire has burned through nearly 24 sq. miles (15,250 acres) and is 60% contained as of Friday morning, according to the New Jersey Forest Fire Service.

Joseph Kling is charged with starting a massive wildfire in Ocean County.

The Ocean County Sheriff's Office cautioned about air quality, saying “smoke will continue to permeate the area.”

The wildfire is already the largest wildfire in New Jersey this year at 13.2 square miles (8,500 acres) burned but only 10% contained as of Wednesday morning.

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