
Special election took place Tuesday in Highlands and Atlantic Highlands

Special election took place Tuesday in Highlands and Atlantic Highlands
NJ Spotlight NewsMerger is on the ballot in Highlands and Atlantic Highlands

Officials say there is no threat to public safety at this time. It's unclear if the parade will be rescheduled or if residents will have ...

The DEP has no timeline for reexamining the rules for public access beaches, but given the contentious history of the issue, it’s bound to be ...

The wet and windy official start of winter left people looking for cover.

Shifting power inside the Port Authority. The New York governor trying to fill voids the New Jersey governor's left open. New Jersey citizens protest another ...

Sea Bright experienced flooding that closed roadways and Manasquan lost sand that was part of a beach replenishment project.

The weekend is here and if you’re looking for a fun activity this weekend or during the upcoming week, here is a list of events ...

A secret database lets the government track you. A plan for offshore drilling down south raises hackles here. The Edgewater conflagration's in the courts. And ...

Oil drilling has been approved for 50 miles off the coast of Virginia, North and South Carolina and Georgia. Some worry if there is a ...

Gov. Christie marks a new post-Sandy milestone. Reconsidering Bergen County's battle-ready military surplus. A way up for homeless vets. Selling out senior citizen homes. And ...

Gov. Christie was in Sea Bright to announce an $8 million project to rebuild a section of sea wall, but also discussed red light cameras ...

Strong words as lawmakers consider an $800 million budget gap. Losing ground. Atlantic City faces the loss of another casino. And the impact of climate ...

A recent federal report claims climate change will be causing higher temperatures in the summer, colder and snowier winters and increased flooding.

Crunching numbers for lawsuits, schools and snow removal add up to a crushing bottom line. A playground little tots in Lambertville call theirs is toxic. ...

The Army Corps of Engineers plans to notch up jetties as part of a beach replenishment project, which recreational fishermen say will destroy conditions where ...

Follow the money. Why is Sandy aid headed far from the hurricane zone? Weekend in Vegas. Did the governor come home a political winner? And ...

Although Essex County sustained far less damage from Hurricane Sandy than Ocean and Monmouth counties, it is getting significantly more grant money through the Neighborhood ...

A town hall first. The governor takes on the bridge scandal. Gun control. Lawmakers vote for lower limits on ammo magazines. And they’re back. Tourists ...

The latest Monmouth University poll has found that Sandy victims are much more likely to feel emotionally distressed than other New Jerseyans.