Crossing guard hit by vehicle at high school in Ocean Township, NJ
According to police, the driver of the vehicle that struck the crossing guard was determined to be at fault and was issued "several motor vehicle summonses."
Ocean Township (Monmouth)
Houseguest from hell: Man guilty of murdering NJ woman in torched home
A jury found Ronald Teschner guilty of killing Jacqueline Terrulli by setting her Ocean Township home on fire after she caught him stealing.
Boy was naked in hallway, recorded using restroom, parents say in lawsuit against NJ school
The parents of an elementary school student with Down syndrome have filed a lawsuit against the school.
Holocaust-era cattle car exhibition making its way through NJ
The harrowing tour features a replica, World War II-era cattle car used to transport Jewish people and other targeted groups to concentration camps during the Holocaust, with an immersive exhibit inside.
3-year-old dies after head-on minivan crash in Freehold, NJ
Denise James was killed in the crash on Thursday while her daughter was taken off life support on Sunday.
NJ cop who conned his tenants out of thousands could avoid jail
Former Ocean Township cop Cory Cole bought, sold and rented out real estate properties at the Jersey Shore when not on duty. Prosecutors said he illegally kept security deposits and forged documents to secure a $425,000 loan, but he could avoid jail time
Monmouth County, NJ house gets hit by 2 different cars, about a week apart
The home in the Wanamassa section of Ocean Township was unoccupied for both crashes — but by Sunday was in bad shape, fire officials said.
NJ mayors complain about fireworks, want law changed back
Mayors in New Jersey say the recent fireworks law change may be to blame for the explosion in illegal fireworks displays.
NJ school districts wanted to reopen but teacher shortages change plans
Instructors uncomfortable at the prospect of returning to school classrooms are taking leaves of absence or resigning forcing some districts to go virtual.
Remains found at burned home of woman who’s missing, thought dead
But it could take some time to verify if the remains are hers, or even human.
Movies — drive-in ones, at least — return to NJ in May
The Delsea Drive-In and a free community drive in are both moving forward with plans to open up and be in compliance with social distancing protocol.
NJ court: Rules for pregnant cops can’t be ‘less favorable’
A state appeals court wrote Friday that a police department's policy that differentiates between pregnant officers and others is unlawful.