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A young volunteer firefighter from Gloucester County died doing what his family says he loved more than anything — and his community is feeling that loss deeply.

The Farmers Almanac has been predicting the seasons since 1818, and this year it has some pretty specific things to say about what fall looks like for the Northeast.

A nonprofit in Morris County is changing the amount of time it takes a family to get an autism diagnosis for their child from one year to 30 days.

Seaside Heights prom rental ban targets the wrong problem

From biscuits to Mullet Thursdays, here are 40 of the best Minor League Baseball team names and ballpark promotions.

A man already serving decades behind bars for killing a teenager is now accused of running a drug operation from inside his prison cell.

New Jersey is rolling out chip-enabled EBT cards — and for hundreds of thousands of families, that small piece of technology could mean the difference between groceries and an empty account.

A meteor traveling 38,000 mph crashed into a New Jersey home in 2024. The fragments found inside may hold clues to life's building blocks.

For the first time this month, New Jersey will get a dry weekend, along with comfortable air, bright skies, and seasonably warm temperatures.

The Cumberland County Prosecutors says a Vineland man has been charged with killing his father inside his Bridgeton home, then tried to cover up the crime.

Out of 75 gas station chains studied across the country, one brand stood out as New Jersey's clear favorite — and it's not one you'd find leading any other state.

Princeton just got a new dessert spot, and it's the kind where you build your own ice cream sandwich from scratch — your cookie, your ice cream, your toppings.

A former Vineland man acquitted in the nationally watched 2023 stabbing trial is going to prison for domestic violence and stalking in Florida.

A Barnegat Bay boat crash claimed the lives of two young siblings. Services for Mya and Sigmund Golabek are set for Friday evening in Berkeley Township.

A local official trusted with public money — and now prosecutors say more than a quarter million dollars went somewhere it never should have.