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Remember when parents could just stroll into a New Jersey school without a second thought?

Mark your calendars! New Jersey's Lighthouse Challenge is back this October.

This decades-old Newark deli is earning national attention for its massive, flavor-packed pastrami sandwich. Even NYC locals are crossing the bridge just to grab a bite of Hobby’s Delicatessen’s famous “Big Sexy.”

A longtime New Jersey diner that’s been serving locals for nearly 40 years is preparing to close for good. The Wharton favorite, Townsquare Diner, will soon be replaced by a new development called Wharton Square featuring fresh businesses

New Jersey couples are finding themselves nose-to-nose over mysterious household odors. From wet dogs to lingering leftovers, it turns out the battle of the smells is real — and surprisingly common.

Authorities are continuing an investigation into the boy's death. No further details were available at this time.

Timothy Wright is back on the streets after an appeals court found key evidence against him was unlawfully obtained. The implications for his past are profound.

The Maple Shade Police Department says a shooting happened at around 2 AM in the parking lot of Jay's Elbow Room Bar on Route 73 near Collins Road.

The U.S. Naval Academy confirmed the death of junior Kyle Philbert James,20, a member of the 36th Company and a history major who participated in the academy's gospel choir.

Tough times for local sports fans—disappointment seems to be the name of the game lately. Let’s talk about how that’s been feeling lately.

Atlantic City police found 34-year-old Christina Burdette dead at a home on the 2000 block of Sheridan Avenue Saturday morning. They're now asking for help from the public.

A new poll finds you're in the minority if you believe that New Jersey towns and cities should prioritize preservation over new home development.

Your sleep hygiene and sleep posture could be reasons why you have a good night's sleep and why you may not, according to one New Jersey chiropractor.

Hamilton Mall in Mays Landing is losing another major store. Home Living Furniture & Mattresses is closing, continuing the mall’s long trend of store closures and decline.