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How you're affected depends on how you use both Instagram and Facebook.

Bike lane? Take that prospect somewhere else, because it sounds like residents in Ventnor REALLY don't want one.

Video of a stray cat following a couple a home takes the internet by storm.

The above comes in various forms and is 100% false. Truth be told, as soon as you post something on Facebook, or any other social media, it's accessible forever. Even if you delete it, people who want to find it, will.

We've all experienced this frustrating scenario: being in peaceful neighborhoods across New Jersey when someone recklessly speeds down the road, behaving foolishly and dangerously. Not only is it a serious safety hazard, but it also reflects a lack of consideration for others...

Charges will likely be filed.

If you don't want anyone to have access to your password, stop giving them clues!

Facebook groups across the United States have seen an increase of scam posts tied to claims of "missing" children. Here's what you need to know about the hoax.

This scam is growing a LOT in July across New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

The New Jersey Supreme Court has set strict rules about how and when police can eavesdrop on your social media pages.

"Looking forward to a face-to-face soon in our booking area."

A new viral video features an Ocean County man leaping into the water in his backyard to save a baby deer being carried away by the current.