Latest from the Jersey Shore
3 patients of surgery center contracted hepatitis, lawyer says
The three former patients of HealthPlus in Saddle Brook got the positive test results after heeding advice to get tested.
Union membership climbs in public sector, plummets in private
Between 1988 and 2018, the tally of government-employee union members increased by 25 percent in New Jersey; private sector union membership fell 43 percent during that same period.
Atlantic City convention business is humming
The agency that attracts and arranges group conventions and meetings in Atlantic City says that the past year was a very successful one.
Census may have missed 27,000 young kids in NJ, costing us money
Efforts are underway to make sure all younger kids in the Garden State are counted in the upcoming 2020 Census.
Brooklyn man exposes himself to woman at the Monmouth Mall
Eatontown Police have arrested a Brooklyn man who allegedly exposed himself to a woman last month in the Monmouth Mall parking lot outside of Macy's.
Murphy to snow-prep critics: Quit whining about the brining
Gov. Phil Murphy says he's "got no time for the overpreparing critics" who say he now overreacts to storms after one in November created a nightmare commute.
Woman killed in three-car Route 9 crash
A woman was killed Wednesday afternoon in a three-vehicle crash on Route 9.
Wednesday PM winter storms update - what we know, what we don't
The forecast for the Thursday night-Friday storm is just about locked-in. But the weekend storm is still a complicated, delicate situation.
Stafford man charged with selling lethal dose of heroin to Beachwood man
A Stafford Township man has been arrested for allegedly providing the batch of heroin to a Beachwood man that led to his death last month.
Retired cop kills himself at Bloomfield police HQ after arrest
Officials say Patrick Montella, a retired police lieutenant, shot himself at the Bloomfield police headquarters.