Monmouth County

It's one of the simplest meals, but it's also one that a great chef can make stand out from the crowd. So I want to know, who makes the best burger in Ocean County?

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The Holmdel 59-year-old caught up in 2007's statewide Operation Silent Shield Internet child pornography sweep heads to a New Jersey state prison for six years.

John Dziegel was sentenced today in Freehold

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Home improvement contractors and landscapers in Bayville, Brick and Long Branch are among 44 around New Jersey fined by the state Attorney General's office for violations of state laws.

K & C Landscaping of Bayville and Ray Alsing Landscaping of Brick were handed $4,500 fines each for operating without registering with the New Jersey Department of Consumer Affairs. Th

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A Middletown 38-year-old faces trial, accused of attacking his ex-girlfriend, their one-year-old daughter, and cops who responded to the 911 call last March.

Grand jurors in Freehold today handed up a 25-count indictment against Gregory Canova

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In a decision that might reflect on ratepayer costs, Jersey Central Power and Light has been ordered to detail its earnings and reliability since 2005. The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities issued the unanimous decision today

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Four men suspected of having ties to the Bloods are among five under arrest in connection with a pair of savage robberies in Red Bank.

Rounded up last Thursday and Friday were Lamar Hicks, 27, of Long Branch; Kadean Lane, 20, of Tinton Falls; Jason Hall, 20, and Dashaun Clayton, 21, of Red Bank; and also Luchretia Jackson, 26, also of Red Bank

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Until the temps drop back into the 80s (and how strange does that sound?), coping with our extended heat wave becomes more of a task each day. An internist in Tinton Falls tells us that there are some recognizable warning signs of heat stress

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The outdoor watering ban is lifted for some Monmouth County residents. The good news applies only to all non-New Jersey American Water customers.

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Another defendant in the 2009 federal corruption probe centered on failed Deal real-estate tycoon Solomon Dwek heads to prison.

In Trenton today, Rabbi Mordchai Fish, 59, of Brooklyn, was sentenced to 46 months in prison for conspiring to launder about $900,000 that he believed was criminally-generated

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Any notion that vibrancy and creativity diminish with age is about to be dealt a crippling blow in Manasquan. Seniors from all over the Jersey Shore are about to belt out the hits for prizes in the Shore Senior Idol competition at the Algonquin Arts Theater.

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