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State prosecutors say organized crime is alive in New Jersey after busting a multi-million dollar sports betting ring that preyed on Gen Z student athletes.

Christmas Eve will be bright and breezy. Christmas Day might feature some showers. On Friday, significant snowy and icy conditions are possible in New Jersey.

Heavy equipment was at the site of the Bristol Health and Rehabilitation Center in Bristol Township Wednesday morning to remove debris from Tuesday's explosion.

A new cruise terminal will open in spring 2026 in Philadelphia offering another convenient travel option for New Jersey residents.

From local favorite to a second location, this sandwich shop is ready to win hearts and appetites with its hearty offerings.

Parishioners arriving at St. Cecilia Roman Catholic Church in the Monmouth Junction section of South Brunswick Monday morning found smashed sheetrock, offices that had been ransacked and drawers that had been pried open.

People are feared to be trapped after an explosion at a Bucks County nursing home on Tuesday afternoon

The situation is developing in Wilmington, Del. as of 2:45 p.m, police say.

This City of Vineland has agreed to pay out $1 million to a local man who accused police officers of violating his civil rights and relentlessly beating him.

Bucks County Deputy Coroner Scott Croop said John Iskra, 68, of the Feasterville-Trevose section of Lower Southampton was working on Valley View Road around 4:40 p.m. when a family member found him unconscious.

You won't believe the lengths some coffee drinkers go to for their perfect cup. Just wait for the details.

Four people were shot, two fatally, near the studios of Platinum Sound NJ on Clinton Avenue in Newark during the evening of Dec. 10.

A Massachusetts grand jury indicted Totowa police chief Carmen Veneziano Thursday on one count of kidnapping and three counts of domestic assault and battery after he “confined and assaulted a woman” in a hotel room in Boston.

An accident has caused gridlock on the PA Turnpike this afternoon.

New Jersey lawmakers want to make it easier than ever to protect your home against fraud — for free.