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The shoe chain with 20 stores in New Jersey could begin liquidation sales as soon as next week.

The weather isn't warm enough for a dip in the ocean but there's two reasons for trips to Seaside Heights and Seaside Park this weekend.

Plumsted Police are investigating a string of related incidents on Route 539 yesterday afternoon.

Rumson made a nice leap on this year's richest towns in America list.

Jackson Police make quick work of an investigation into a stabbing where a woman needed emergency surgery for her injuries.

Romance is never far away for Monmouth & Ocean County residents.

Barnegat Police need you to take a look at video surveillance and pictures from a crime scene on Old Main Shore Road where two car burglaries took place during the overnight hours between February 2nd and 3rd.

There are still no major storms, arctic blasts, or heat waves in New Jersey's forecast.

One lawmaker has had enough and wants to crack down on the bad guys

The price to park in Newark and other cities in New Jersey could be raised to help improve pedestrian access to mass transit, under a bill advanced Thursday.

Valentine's Day is over. Now let's talk divorce.

A new Monmouth University poll finds New Jersey voters are more positive about U.S. Sen. Cory Booker's presidential run.

More than 92 percent of U-S adults have been guilty of committing at least one risky data security behavior, says Creditcards.com.

By the end of March, the Legislature is likely to pass a bill significantly extending the statute of limitations for sex-abuse civil lawsuits in New Jersey.

The law signed by Gov. Phil Murphy last May makes unauthorized immigrant students eligible for the same programs as citizens who meet income eligibility thresholds.

Since nobody is around to confirm the accuracy of how February 14th became a holiday let’s go with what we do know.

Five LPs featuring everything the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers ever recorded.

Hey New Jersey, we're #1! The problem is it's property taxes...again.

Fort Lee Police said Chayim Shvarzblat, aka Michael Shvarzblat, approached the teenager at the Acme supermarket on five occasions.

The latest New Jersey flu data will have you wanting to wash your hands.