Police

Manchester Police bring a new recruit on board. Michael Guarino, 23, of Manahawkin, rose to the top of a list of 290 applicants on the strength of training and an extensive background investigation.

The addition of Guarino sets the Manchester force's personnel level at 66

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The Annual "Bullet Proof Vest" Fundraiser is coming up ... Listen For Details

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A new blue wave spreads across New Jersey as 39 new graduates of the Monmouth County Police Academy assume spots in law enforcement at local departments.

The candidates took their oaths May 24th at the Academy in Freehold

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There's a lot to talk about when we discuss Summer in Ocean County. We've mentioned the unofficial signs of Summer, of course there's traffic and parking hassles, and there are a lot of police patrols on the highways.

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Despite chronic understaffing that leaves the Toms River Police Department a virtual total of 19 officers short, they're doing more with less. Two veteran officers this week took their oaths to fill much-needed sergeant positions

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Move over, ZZ Top – in Ocean County, Manchester’s got the real sharp-dressed men. And they’re cops.

The Manchester Police Department is the 2012 winner of the Best Dressed Public Safety Uniform Award given by the  North American Association of Uniform Manufacturers and Distributors

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Warmer temperatures signal higher shore traffic volume. Ocean County law enforcement aims to see that everyone behind the wheel is sober.

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The way in which car buyers temporarily tag their newly leased or purchased vehicles changed dramatically today as the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission announced the introduction of the eTemp Tag System.

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The revitalization of Atlantic City continues as New Jersey Attorney General Jeffrey Chiesa along with city and state officials announce new initiatives that will create what they hope is a safer tourism district.

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A grisly morning-rush four-car crash in Toms River that included a pickup truck belonging to Ocean County and landed five people in hospitals is the focus of a township police investigation.

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