Sheriff Shaun Golden

There are 54 cadets who will be graduating later this afternoon from the Monmouth County Sheriff's Office annual Youth Week with a new perspective and insight on law enforcement.

Monmouth County Freeholders and the OEM are increasing the amount of testing and hours available to first responders with the Sheriff's Office Mobile Unit.

It's hot, it's humid, and the line at our Monmouth County Motor Vehicle Offices are out of control now that they have reopened. It's a nightmare.

On the same afternoon that New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal ordered the Monmouth and Cape May County Sheriff's to discard their 287(g) agreements with ICE, Sheriff Shaun Golden has issued a statement of his own.

Life is about earning a second chance when you've done wrong, but is there a limit to how many second chances you get? In the Final Part of our Series on Jail Life, a repeat drug offender at the Monmouth County Correctional Institution insists this time is for real.

Does bail reform help or hurt more people, particularly drug offenders? On Day Four of our series about Jail Life at the Monmouth County Correctional Institution, Sheriff Shaun Golden explains how bail reform has thrown a wrench in the rehab process.

On Day Three of our series about incarcerated life at the Monmouth County Correctional Institution, we learn about how inmates go through rehab.

As the drug epidemic wreaking havoc at the Jersey Shore continues to get worse year after year, in inmate at the Monmouth County Correctional Institute talks with us about what got him hooked on Day Two of our series on Incarcerated Life.

If you've never been incarcerated, then you likely don't know, but if you have been, then you know all too well what happens inside a jail or a prison. We explore that on Day One of an Exclusive WOBM News series inside the Monmouth County Correctional Institution.

The Monmouth County Sheriff's Office 9-1-1 Communications Center received an honor this week fitting of their life-saving and overall terrific service in the community.

Just five days following the shock of 276 dogs being hoarded inside the walls of a home in Howell, the first of now 280 is being adopted. As of Wednesday morning four more dogs were brought in to the Monmouth County SPCA bringing the total up not counting the almost 25 pregnant dogs.

It has recently been reported that New Jersey has the highest rate of autism in the United States and Monmouth County Sheriff Shaun Golden want to be sure Monmouth County's first responders have all the information they need.