A new type of coffee place is coming to a Hooper Avenue shopping center. 7 Brew Coffee Shop has the township Planning Board's OK to open one of its drive-thru coffee stands at the Hooper Commons shopping center.

Schools across both counties are set to receive $519 million from Trenton for the 2025-26 school year. Here's who will see the largest increases.

Michele Gannon, the founder of Mary's Place by the Sea in Ocean Grove, is part of USA TODAY'S Women of the Year program.

Police in Mount Holly, New Jersey are looking for a group of street racers they believe are responsible for a fatal crash on Route 38 last week. The crash happened near the McDonald's and South Star Diner on the highway,

Suddenly an Angel," tells the tale of her family's search for answers. Denise Wunderler gazes at some of her youngest daughter’s belongings — pink bracelets, princess dolls, a handprint. More than seven years have passed since the seemingly healthy 2-year-old Vienna Carly Savino fell asleep while watching TV at home in Holmdel and never woke up.

No one was authorized to be in the building and there is fencing around the church, which closed in 2021. Smoke and flames poured from the three-story building, spreading to the attic as firefighters battled the blaze Firefighters spent most of the overnight putting out the fire and checking for hotspots.

Invasive sea creatures are turning up along the Jersey Shore and were discovered by a college student and his professor. The marine creatures are called beadlet anemones and are known to sting their prey.

The Union League has been adding suburban and Jersey Shore properties to its portfolio in recent years, along with enhancing its storied Center City headquarters.

Pete Celentano of Jackson and Michael Vaccaro of Middletown braved danger and earned medals in Vietnam, but lost paperwork left them unrecognized.

Six months after finding a note nailed to a beam at a historic church in Cape May, locals historians confirmed the paper itself is roughly 130 years old. The handwritten message is from of a Black Civil War-era activist who became a prominent figure in town,

"Jersey Shore" alum Sammi "Sweetheart" Giancola announced she is expecting her first baby with fiancé Justin May.