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From amusement rides, to all the boardwalk food and lots of water fun, Seaside Heights has endured as a family friendly spot for all ages.

Hoboken has found a way to reach zero car crash fatalities in nine years, thanks, in part to its Vision Zero Task Force initiative aimed at utilizing street engineering to minimize street injuries and death.

Mother Nature will play a little "weather whiplash" April Fool's prank on New Jersey, as our weather drops 30+ degrees with strong thunderstorms along the way.

Graduating soon? There's a way you can get free swag from some of your favorite brands.

Gmail is finally letting users change their email address, meaning those old, cringey usernames don’t have to stick around forever.

The golf legend is dealing with another setback after his DUI arrest, now turning his focus to treatment and stepping back from golf.

A chaotic car meet in Washington Township led to the arrest of organizer Alexis Palacias after noise complaints and a hit-and-run incident disrupted the Plaza 42 shopping center last weekend.

Kristi Noem responds after a report alleges her husband Bryan's secret online activity, leaving her and her family caught off guard.

A South Jersey barbershop employee is charged with placing hidden cameras in a bathroom open to customers at Gino's in Mantua, police say.

Sources say Mainland High School's head baseball coach resigned following an unspecified incident during a team trip to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Gas prices are on the rise again in New Jersey, thanks to oil market fluctuations. It’s a reminder of how connected we are to global events.

The former Phillies reporter has a new job on network TV.

Get ready, Freehold! A new spot for mouthwatering burgers and creamy desserts is about to change your summer dining scene.

New Jersey famously has an intense love for its diners, and now lawmakers are advancing the SODA POP Act that could prevent more from closing.

With rising utility bills hitting home, a pilot program is stepping in to assist some local families. Who’s eligible, and what’s the catch?