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The male teen was taken into custody during the Friday night game at Jackson Liberty High School, police said.

It wasn't long ago, I posted an article with details about the 2021 Jersey Shore Food Truck Festival. Many of you plan on going this weekend so here is an update!

Monmouth Park is excited to announce the return of the Jersey Shore Food Truck Festival! This is easily one of the biggest Jersey Shore summer events. It will take place on August 14th and 15th at Monmouth Park in Oceanport, New Jersey. Both days will offer amazing food, great music, live horse racing, and much more! Parking and admission are both FREE! CLICK FOR THE FULL LIST OF TRUCKS!

I know you are not going to like this announcement but I think I know why this rule is being added...and it's for a good reason.

Hanging over opening day is the threat of a boycott by jockeys over New Jersey's new policy prohibiting jockeys from using their whip or riding crop on a horse during a race or while exercising.

While the voyage is semi-recreational, these are experienced paddlers, so it's not an amateur pursuit.

An incredible challenge has begun for four New Jersey men. Their goal is to conquer the waters of the Shrewsbury River, Sandy Hook Bay, Raritan Bay, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Hudson River while generating donations for 4 amazing charities. Here's how they're doing it and why they're doing it.

Every time I log onto Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter I see foxes. They're running the beach, bright and beautifully colored, and being trailed by pups. It is quite the sight, generating (in total) thousands of likes, comments, and shares. Of course, I thought I'd share some with you. PS - The fox above is a stock image. You need to see some of the real Jersey Shore foxes!

A Monmouth County pair face a number of charges as investigators close the books on a three month investigation into the distribution of cocaine and heroin in the area.

The Monmouth County Park System was concerned about violating Gov. Phil Murphy's executive order on outdoor gatherings.

Crowds waiting in line and people that gather at the bottom of the hills are of concern to the Monmouth County Park System.

Kathy Yevchak is using her business to spread appreciation, hope, and love during this difficult time.