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Mysterious drones continue to be spotted over northern New Jersey. The FBI confirms they are investigating, but no one has been able to offer an explanation.

The FBI says they have received over 2,000 complains about a scam that targets E-ZPass users in several states — don't be the next victim.

This is not the first time we've heard of skimming devices being found in New Jersey.

As a primary travel corridor for the Northeast, there is a high volume of traffic that travels through the state of New Jersey - but is it dangerous?

So why are so many South Jersey towns on that list? One could guess that the unemployment rate in the region as well as the low wages for those who are employed. There's a lot of pain in South Jersey.

Police believe the same person is responsible for both robberies. Late Friday afternoon, the FBI announced they're offering up to $5000 for information that leads to the arrest of the South Jersey robbery suspect.

New Jersey State Police, the FBI and local law enforcement need your help finding these alleged and indicted criminals in New Jersey.

Cyber criminal groups of offering to sell crooks looking to cash in on a ransomware attack the expertise and technology to launch an attack themselves

There are 23 people who have been charged and indicted for their alleged roles in a massive health care fraud scheme where they staged a series of car accidents to cash in on false insurance claims.

Both violent and nonviolent crimes were reduced last year, according to annual FBI data.

The most populated town in Monmouth County and 4th most at the Jersey Shore had the lowest crime rate for 2019 for towns with populations of 50,000 residents or more according to the FBI's Uniform Crime Report.