Well before becoming a digital reporter, content creator and fill-in news anchor for New Jersey 101.5, Erin Vogt's journalism roots began with faux interviews on a Fisher Price tape recorder. The lifelong Jersey Girl has more than 20 years in radio news and has received both an NJSPJ award and a team-won Regional Edward R. Murrow Award. She firmly believes that life’s too short to drink bad coffee and is a fan of the beach and karma.
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Popular retailer with 11 stores in NJ files for bankruptcy
Another long-time retail fixture around New Jersey has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
These must-visit shops in NJ specialize in gourmet chocolates
New Jersey has a wealth of longtime candy makers, who have been making and selling delicious chocolate for generations.
NJ official admits crimes against public, including voter fraud
MD Hossain Morshed, a former Democratic Councilman in Atlantic City, has reached a plea deal with federal prosecutors over voter fraud.
NJ military recruiter charged with sexual assault at Wawa
The incident was reported as it happened in June 2022 in Atlantic County — Shawn C. Nguyen, of Egg Harbor Township, was arrested nearly two years later.
This could mean the end of tough gun laws in New Jersey
New Jersey is a staunch supporter of Delaware as it defends laws against assault weapons and large capacity magazines, amid second amendment challenges.
NJ man accused of $5M Ponzi scheme that cheated 30 investors
Vincent Dispoto, of Belmar is accused of scamming investors out of funds since the 1980s, as the owner of both Giddeon Financial Services and Liberty Mortgage Services.
NJ high school teacher charged with punching girl in head
The 68-year-old teacher, Joseph Mingoia, of Bayonne, was arrested days after trying to break up a student fight, during which he allegedly struck a female teen.
China floods NJ with dangerous products banned in their own country
A retired law enforcement collective is pressing for more federal resources to try and help stem the flood of illegal, dangerous vape products being marketed to kids.
Making it easier to beat NJ governor’s wife could cost taxpayers a lot, county reps say
U.S. Rep. Andy Kim is suing to get rid of the county line grouping on primary ballots — which Atlantic County officials said could wind up being a big expense for counties.
Major NJ companies announce hundreds of layoffs this year
Prudential Financial, Ashley Stewart and Fresh Pro led the pack of companies laying off workers in New Jersey — while a grocer also was closing a store to make way for housing.