I am a digital journalist for New Jersey 101.5FM. I began working with the station in 2007 as a morning news producer (I don't miss the 4 a.m. to 12 p.m. schedule) until my shift into the field. This job is always full of surprises; I never know where the next assignment will take me.
Dino Flammia
NJ is the 2nd-most expensive state for dating, analysis finds
Finding love, or keeping it alive, isn't cheap.
Child mental health — NJ experts on the dangers and signs
An annual average of more than 930,000 New Jersey adults are living with a mental illness. How much lower could that number be today if signs of these individuals' developing disorders were caught and addressed at an early age?
These are 2018’s top consumer complaints in New Jersey
At No. 2 last year, according to the state Division of Consumer Affairs, were complaints related to motor vehicles.
NJ veterinarian: Why NJ algal blooms can be deadly for pets
"Because of global warming and changes in temperature and whatnot, we're seeing it more on the East Coast," said Dr. Adam Christman, co-chief of staff at Brick Town Veterinary Hospital.
New Jersey ‘all in’ on increasing access to life-saving Narcan
The CDC on Tuesday underscored the importance of naloxone, better known as Narcan, in the nation's fight against the severe heroin and opioid usage problem.
Report urges NJ to spend more on keeping kids out of jail
New Jersey has increased the amount spent on incarcerating youth by 370% in the last two decades.
No need to capture: NJ researchers using DNA to sample marine life
One container of crystal-clear water can reveal quite the story for marine researchers at Monmouth University.
NJ poll: Some gender stereotypes still alive and well
Respondents perceive some stark gender differences, by wide margins, when asked whether various personal traits apply more to men or women, or whether there is no difference between the genders.
With new tool, NJ doctors are saving you money on prescriptions
A growing number of prescribing doctors have access to a tool that lets them access medication costs during a patient's visit.
Breastfeeding at work — most moms unaware of all rights
Law states that employers must afford breastfeeding employees "reasonable break time" to express milk.
124-year record shows: July keeps getting hotter in NJ
Out of the 31 days in July, 23 saw the temperature hit 90 degrees or higher somewhere in the Garden State.
You are not alone — new moms healing by talking to others also struggling
For many mothers struggling with postpartum depression and other pregnancy-related mood disorders, an initial step in healing is knowing they are not alone, and not a "bad mom."