My Dad took me on graveyard picnics in the Pine Barrens — and I’ve never gotten over it
Imagine uncovering the secrets of ghost towns hidden in the woods. It’s a journey through New Jersey’s past that’s just waiting to be shared.
Atlantic County
NJ promised these roads decades ago — here’s why you’re still stuck in traffic
As you sit in traffic, think about the highways that never were. There's a story behind every stalled project, and it’s more than just asphalt and concrete.
Volunteer firefighters face crushing New Jersey electric bills
New Jersey residents volunteer companies are feeling the burn from high utility costs.
NJ cold case: Body in laundry bag still nameless after 22 years
Absecon police need the public's help in identifying a man whose remains were found in a laundry bag on the side of Route 30 more than 20 years ago.
The 1880 Mays Landing train wreck: NJ’s forgotten rail disaster
Picture a childhood playground with a dark secret lurking beneath the wooden beams of the old trestle. There's more to that bridge than meets the eye.
Off-duty K9 officer and good Samaritans pull man from burning car
A vehicle crashed into a utility pole along Delilah Road in Little Egg Harbor on Saturday night near Club Paradise just after 9 p.m.and went into a marsh setting it on fire.
Accused rapist cop, educator among Atlantic County list of shame
From school educators to police officers, some familiar faces are caught in troubling allegations that hit close to home.
New airline flights from Atlantic City begin this spring
The South Jersey Transportation Authority announced Wednesday that Breeze Airways will begin flights in February to Charleston, SC and Raleigh/Durham, NC. from Atlantic City International Airport.
NJ leaders clash with ICE as enforcement operations widen
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security said 11 people were arrested in Morristown on Sunday during "routine immigration enforcement actions," some of whom were felons.
NTSB: Helicopters were flying side-by-side before deadly crash
Only the pilots, Michael Greenberg, 71, of Sewell and Kenneth L. Kirsch, 65, of Carneys Point, were on board the helicopters that crashed near the Hammonton Airport on Dec. 28.