Teen in Brick Memorial payback shooting sentenced to 10 years
teenager who opened fire at a group of Brick Memorial High School students in 2019, causing a lockdown at the building, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison.
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Former Monmouth probation officer sentenced for sexual assault
A former Monmouth County probation officer is heading to prison for the next decade after being sentenced Thursday for sexually assaulting a woman he was supposed to be supervising on Drug Court probation.
Bayville man seriously injured in Friday morning crash in Brick
A Bayville man is in the hospital this morning with a broken femur and possible internal injuries following a single-car crash just after midnight on Route 70 in Brick.
NJ's first storm system in almost two weeks arrives Friday
It will be a rainmaker, although that rain could be heavy at times, with possible lightning and thunder and marginally gusty winds.
New Jersey is a good place to raise a family, report finds
New Jersey is the 7th best state to raise a family, according to WalletHub, scoring high in education, child care, socioeconomics and family fun categories.
Flu is nearly wiped out in NJ after year of fighting COVID-19
Medical experts say COVID mask wearing, social distancing and hand washing are preventing other respiratory viruses, including influenza, from spreading
NJ children are struggling with stress — what should parents do?
Social protest marches, the pandemic, social isolation and fear about violence at the Trump riot may be causing serious behavioral issues, but help is available and it’s free.
Loved ones of NJ veterans who commit suicide could get counseling
The Assembly bill does not address veteran suicides directly, but rather provides support for families and caregivers of those who have taken their own lives.
Workgroup: Have ELEC probe sexual misconduct in NJ politics
A 15-member panel that examined misogyny and other issues related to the culture of New Jersey politics recommends a series of changes in a 76-page report.
NJ smokers getting vaccine priority over teachers rankles many
The addition of a CDC list of high-risk medical conditions ahead of educators "in line" for vaccinations in New Jersey does not sit well with some concerned for a safe return to classrooms.