Dino is an on-air and digital journalist for New Jersey 101.5FM. He began working with the station in 2007 as a morning news producer, until his transition into the field.
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NJ beaches post their 2024 prices: How to get the best deals
A seasonal badge could run you as much as $115.
Hate crimes spike: NJ officials take action to set example for U.S.
One bill recognizes "doxxing" as a crime of the fourth degree — even worse if the act results in serious harm.
NJ data showing dramatic rise in dangerous disease could be misleading
Tick season is approaching in New Jersey.
NJ county launches own rideshare, offers free rides for 2 weeks
The app will match riders headed in the same direction and put them into one vehicle.
Big cut coming to NJ’s gas tax? A new plan has been introduced
The idea from Democrats in the Assembly and Senate also calls for bigger fees related to owning an electric vehicle.
Guess how many farms NJ has — you’re probably not even close
Nationally, the number of farms dropped 7% in the year 2022. New Jersey saw numbers move in the opposite direction.
Auto insurance on the rise — how to save money in NJ
In New Jersey right now, the average annual premium of $2,555 takes up 2.65% of household income.
‘Best steakhouse’ in New Jersey is among the top in U.S.
Calling steak "America's most emblematic food," the writers at Daily Mail took it upon themselves to select one spot per state that best serves consumers' carnivorous desires.
NJ veterinarians can’t stop unnecessary euthanasia … at least for now
Veterinarians in New Jersey would have more power to save pets from being put to sleep, under legislation introduced by a state senator.
Child vaccinations in NJ still falling short of pre-COVID numbers
Professionals are urging parents to get their kids back on track — at a certain age, a kid's stockpile of vaccines will determine whether or not they can attend public school.
New Jersey could be making a ‘radical’ change to license plates
The style was around until 1991, when plates switched to a style similar to what New Jersey has today.
New Jersey is a no-fault state — what that means for drivers
About a dozen or so states in the U.S. follow some sort of a no-fault system. But New Jersey is one of only a few so-called "choice no-fault" states.