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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Poll out of NJ: Do you believe the Taylor Swift election conspiracy?
Forty-six percent of the American public has heard something about the supposed plot, according to the poll.
NJ may add an excuse to get out of jury duty
In order to be excused, jurors must complete a questionnaire online or through the mail.
Officials: Ex-cons are unlawfully losing out on housing in NJ
In New Jersey, housing providers can't let one's criminal history determine whether they'll be offered a place to live.
Can’t see the doctor? NJ report says you can blame their pay
The Garden State is near the bottom nationally for its ratio of primary care docs to residents, and New Jersey ranks 48th out of 50 in primary care spending.
NJ schools scrapping President’s Day to make up for snow closures
For the first time in a couple winters, weather is actually impacting school calendars.
Auto theft is ‘organized crime’ — NJ county bucking statewide trend
The focus now is to keep those numbers from climbing again — a mission that can be accomplished with work by both law enforcement and homeowners.
NJ records big spike in dangerous sexually transmitted infection
Many people with the infection may not know they have it.
NJ county launches its own EMS to take on volunteer shortage
Medstar handled its first call Monday morning.
Is NJ safe? How residents feel in different neighborhoods
"When we drill further down into the overall positive ratings of one's local area and feelings of safety, it looks like more of a tale of two New Jerseys," said Ashley Koning, director of a Rutgers-Eagleton poll.
NJ World Cup final — over a million visitors to hit the region in 2026
Businesses are already salivating over the prospect of summer 2026.
Report: Black NJ residents given a harder time during COVID lockdown
In Trenton, where just 30% of the population is Black, every police record that included race information involved a Black person.
Get your game on at these retro arcades in New Jersey
There are plenty of arcade options in New Jersey, but only a fraction of them are hyper-focused on giving adults a chance to play the games they used to obsess over as kids.