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$5M drug bust in N.J. nabs alleged leaders of huge heroin and fentanyl ring
Authorities seized heroin, fentanyl and two firearms and indicted 20 alleged members of a huge drug ring.
Developer can raze historic inn, ‘animal house’ in Shore town. Condos are on the way.
The ruling gives the green light to a project that was first proposed in 2017 but was opposed by some residents.
N.J. principal wore Trump costume to school, sparking outrage in town full of immigrants
The principal wore a "Make America Great Again" hat and red tie for the elementary school's "Celebrity Day."
Bayonne Medical Center may lose doctor training program amid bankruptcy
The Internal Medicine residency program at Bayonne Medical Center will shut down June 30, leaving 36 residents in limbo
N.J. man pleads guilty 8 years after Greenwood Lake boating accident
Shawn Kelly pled guilty to leaving the scene of the Labor Day 2016 boating accident on Greenwood Lake in which Edwin Lane later died.
Body of N.J. man who fell through ice while walking his dogs recovered by authorities
NJ State Police recover the body of a man who fell through the ice Friday at Millstone Park in Monmouth County.
N.J. library gets book back 99 years after due date
A Toms River woman returns a book to the library that her grandfather borrowed in 1926.
Historic N.J. hospital to be transformed into 1,000 apartments, but some neighbors are concerned
Most of historic Orange Memorial Hospital will be demolished, but residents want more input in the plan for 1,000 apartments and a new city hall.
Women’s tackle football comes to N.J. as Jersey Shore Wave takes the field
The Jersey Shore Wave, the newest edition to the Women's National Football Conference, will play home games at historic Hinchliffe Stadium in Paterson.
Newark man accused of shooting 9-year-old to remain behind bars
A judge declined to release Jesse J. Dunbar II, who was accused of shooting a 9-year-old boy in Newark.
He filed 25 days late, so son of man killed by N.J. cop can’t sue, court rules
An appellate court says the son of a man killed by a Newark police officer filed his claim too late.
Historian served this N.J. county for 50 years. Now he’s gone.
The Passaic County historian died at the age of 79.
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