bullying

Bullying in our schools becoming an epidemic. While classroom bullying is nothing new, it's becoming more extreme year by year. Plus, now with social media like Instagram, Twitter and Facebook, the abuse of students doesn't end in school. According to data from the state of New Jersey’s Violence, Vandalism and Substance Abuse in the Schools Report, five Monmouth and Ocean county districts rank in

Giving birth to a child is one of the most amazing things a woman can do, but (from what I've heard) it does a number on your body. One woman's post-pregnancy selfie is putting that to the test, and it's causing a lot of controversy.

It's safe to say most of us have battled with our weight at some point in our lives, and one mom is calling out those of us who aren't as toned as we could be, leading to tons of backlash online.

As New Jersey school children head back to the classroom this week, many of them may become the target of a bully. How can parents recognize the signs that their child is, in fact, the victim of a bully? What can they do to help?

A New Jersey teenager who endured intense bullying at school from fourth grade through high school is now suing the district and specific students for failing to stop abuse.

The young 'stars' of 'Teen Mom' and '16 & Pregnant' are no strangers to controversy, but one one of the young moms has done to her child has sparked a public outcry.

On Friday morning, 28 year old Rebecca Sardoni and her mother 51 year old Stephanie Sardoni boarded a bus headed to East Dover Elementary. It is reported that Rebecca  slapped the boys who were bullying her 9 year old daughter. The grandmother also took part by yelling at the kids on the bus. It's another case of bullying gone too far, but what should be done and what would you do?

A 15-year-old girl took her own life after a heartbreaking experience with cyber-bullying.

Marc Singer is heading back to school in a few weeks, just like every kid in our area, but this is no regular boy.

It was the video that went viral and sickened the country. Now, the students behind the horrible bullying of bus monitor Karen Klein are facing the consequences.  But, is it enough?

You’ve no doubt heard the story of 68-year-old Karen Klein, the school bus monitor who was mercilessly bullied by middle school children, and the ton of money that was raised through Indiegogo.com to send her on a well-deserved vacation...

We hear about bullying everyday. This is a shocking and very sad video of a bunch of middle school students tormenting their 68 year old school bus aid. Luckily, there is some good news at the end of this story.