Jersey Shore News

A couple days after a group of Toms River High School PLE students were stranded on the morning of a field trip to Washington D.C., the tour bus company accused of leaving the kids there has now responded.

As we head closer to summer road crews are ramping up efforts to ensure all road projects are completed before more drivers hit the road with the warmer weather.

The New Jersey Employees Charitable Campaign has recognized Monmouth County for being the most innovative charitable campaign out of all counties who participated in the NJECC.

Hackensack Meridian Health has unveiled their new MRI scanner at Bayshore Medical Center in Holmdel.

NJ's second measles outbreak in seven months may prompt the Legislature to tighten up New Jersey’s vaccination rules by eliminating religious exemptions.

The Ocean County Prosecutors Office has successfully complied with more than 100 standards and as a result received re-accreditation from the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police through its New Jersey Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission (NJSACOP).

The good news is that progress on the trestle inside the Barnegat Branch Trail continues to move forward, the bad news is that a portion of the trail remains closed for safety reasons including unwanted visitors.

The decision was announced several hours after a judge ruled the boy's mother, Jada McClain, 18, would remain behind bars at the Monmouth County Jail until trial.

A federal jury on Wednesday convicted Ocean County political boss George Gilmore of failing to pay payroll taxes and submitting a false loan application.

Attorney Thomas Catley said the investigation is not done and his client denies killing the newborn.