Latest from the Jersey Shore
Uterine cancer on the rise: NJ oncologist says she knows why
Uterine cancer is one of the few forms of the disease with increasing incidence and mortality in the United States.
The plan: Zero new HIV diagnoses in New Jersey by 2025
Down from 1,722 in the middle of last decade, New Jersey saw 1,048 new HIV diagnoses in 2017.
Panic buttons, silent alarms could come to all NJ schools
Known as "Alyssa's Law," the bill was named after a former New Jersey resident who was killed during a Florida school shooting in February.
Watch 6-year-old's surprise reunion with dad home from deployment
A student at a school in Old Bridge thought he was at a regular assembly about caring on Monday when his Army dad surprised him after a six-month deployment.
There she goes: Miss America pageant could leave NJ
The Miss America Organization is shopping itself around for a new home.
Jersey man fined $533 over 'emotional support' chickens
Andover resident Barry Walsky had two chickens on a property less than 6 acres.
Cauliflower sold in NJ recalled due to possible E. coli
The move comes as the FDA continues to urge caution with other lettuce products from California.
Glimmer Glass Bridge closing for road work Wednesday
A heads up for drivers heading thru Manasquan on Wednesday as the Glimmer Glass Bridge will be closed for several hours for preventative maintenance work.
Point Pleasant man charged with DWI after hit-and-run
Reckless driving and endangering the welfare of a child may only be the beginning of charges for a Point Pleasant man who allegedly crashed into a school bus while drunk on Monday.
Toms River woman facing charges for nearly hitting Lakewood girl getting off the bus
Lakewood Police have charged a Toms River woman with reckless driving and improper passing of a school bus after she nearly struck a little girl getting off the bus November 26.