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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Surprise! These towns in NJ are getting richer
These are the top 20 communities in New Jersey where the median household income has grown the most in a decade.
NJ driver’s decades of recklessness before latest crash that paralyzed mom
A woman is wheelchair-bound after a 2020 crash in which William Andujar was drunk and using methadone. He has a long history of driving offenses— but could face a short prison term.
NJ fast food: We found the best app deals to save you money
A roundup of New Jersey's favorite quick food and drink spots, and what you can score through their respective, free rewards clubs.
NJ takes action on ‘pervy teacher’ who posted lewd classroom selfies
The Ocean County educator was suspended without pay, since school officials were alerted to the publicly posted photos.
Popular NJ Shore area brewery gives update on its big change
The longtime brewery shares a look at its bigger, new location that will allow "triple" production and private party space.
Good news for NJ youth baseball club sued by wealthy neighbors
A lawsuit was filed by homeowners against Bernards Township and the youth baseball program run by Ridge Baseball Club.
New residents of wealthy NJ town sue to stop established youth baseball club
Baseball has been happening at the same fields along Valley Road in Bernards for decades. With new multi-million dollar houses nearby, some residents are suing over the noise and lights.
Catholic hospital in NJ to merge with major healthcare system
A merger between Saint Peter's Healthcare System and Atlantic Health System in New Jersey is on the horizon, pending approvals from state and federal officials, as well as the Catholic church.
Dangerous toxin in ground raises alarm at NJ public school district
Federal officials alerted Trenton school officials about elevated lead levels in soil at one site, due to the area's history of pottery factories.
All the New Jersey connections in this year’s Super Bowl LVIII
At least three NFL pros in this year's Chiefs-49ers matchup were Rutgers Scarlet Knights — while another is a Trenton native who played for Penn State.