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Here's some information that will shock New Jersey residents to the core. We are the most impatient state when it comes to phone calls.

A new report claims Donald Trump Jr. is quietly positioning himself for a future presidential run as the battle for the future of MAGA begins to take shape.

A 31 year old Phillipsburg man suffered serious injuries after striking a bear with his motorcycle in Clinton Township last night, state police announced.

Imagine a world where the population numbers we trust might be wildly inaccurate—what does that mean for global policy?

A new report is shedding light on a major relationship development involving Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater that fans didn't see coming.

A recent audit in New Jersey paints a troubling picture of how some disqualified school employees continued to get paid, raising serious concerns.

Tickets are on sale now for the coolest event coming to the area this summer.

A revolving sushi bar where your meal comes to you is opening up in Middlesex County, New Jersey.

A father and daughter from NJ pleaded guilty to running a scam where they created and sold fake art supposedly from famous artists, duping customers out of $2m, the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern district of NY said.

Lakewood just became the focus of a serious story about how local efforts connect with international justice.

Family Connects NJ, the state's universal nurse home visiting program for new and expectant mothers, has expanded its services to 17 NJ counties.

There’s a fine line between expressing yourself and defacing your car. See how the self-expression of bumper stickers is comparable to modern social media.

Two beautiful, low humidity days will lead into a hotter, steamier, more unsettled second half of the week across New Jersey.

A New Jersey man claims a mysterious tree in his yard has moved five inches overnight. Many skeptics speculate what's really going on here.

While it's good to hear that there will be a restaurant taking it's place the loss of the Menlo Park Diner feels like losing a piece of home for many locals.