Ever since he was a precocious 5 year old who read the Bergen Record and then published his own neighborhood newspaper, Dan Alexander has always had an interest in the news. Alexander says he learns something new on this job everyday and that's what keeps it interesting. Alexander has been with New Jersey 101.5 for the past 10 years on the digital team writing news and working behind the scenes on a variety of projects.
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When will JCP&L restore power in Lakewood, Toms River NJ?
JCP&L spokesman Chris Hoening said the fire happened at the substation on Silverton Aveue in Toms River around 1 a.m.
NJ Transit engineers union says no strike during Labor Day weekend
Tensions have ratcheted up between NJ Transit and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen in recent weeks.
NJ mayor chased a car thief — and the crash killed a teen and Rutgers official
Princeton Mayor Mark Freda joined a high speed pursuit of two stolen cars in November 2021 that claimed the life of Jodi Marcou, according to a lawsuit filed by her husband.
NJ judge hears arguments in state lawsuit against trans student notification policies
Monmouth County Superior Judge David Bauman heard arguments Tuesday over the state's injunction against transgender policies in Manalapan, Marlboro and Middletown.
Rampaging ex-husband shoots at cop and then himself, Brick, NJ cops say
Brick police received a call from a woman who learned via her Ring doorbell system while at work that her former husband had broken into her home.
Toddler drowns in Spotswood, NJ pool
Middlesex County Prosecutor Yvonne Ciccone did not disclose the location of the pool, the circumstances of the drowning or if any adults were present.
What NJ Transit rail commuters need to know about strike threats
NJ Transit President and CEO Kevin Corbet told New Jersey 101.5 that any legal job action is a long way from happening.
Point Pleasant Borough, NJ cop faces more shoplifting charges
Detective Sgt. Joshua Gunnell, 41, was charged in June with shoplifting more than $200 in groceries from the Walmart in Brick.
Hoarders move out of rented NJ home, abandoning dozens of cats
A neighbor's complained about the smells of urine coming from the Old Bridge townhouse unit brought out volunteers to remove dozens of cats.
Scary thunderstorms in NJ may have sparked destructive church fire
A line of thunderstorms approached South Jersey from the west early Monday evening packing winds of up to 80 mph as they crossed the Delaware River but quicker lost their punch.
Murphy orders flags at half-staff for 30 days for Oliver
In his order, Gov. Phil Murphy reiterated that naming Sheila Oliver as his running mate was his best decision ever. Her death leaves a void that can never be filled, Murphy said in the order.
Mourning for NJ Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver begins Friday
Gov. Phil Murphy will talk about Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver during a press conference Friday afternoon to start a week of mourning in New Jersey leading to her funeral Saturday, Aug. 12.