Identity Theft

Just because you're doing everything to protect your information online, doesn't mean you can't be the Victim of Identity Theft if you care these items with you

Hackers got access to credit card data for as many as 34 million transactions in six states and D.C. in 2019, both in Wawa stores and at its fuel pumps.

You just need to take one simple step to put some protection between identity thieves and your sensitive financial information.

Whether you have AAA or not, you're invited to their car care center on Route 37 in Toms River tomorrow morning for a free shredder event.

Toms River Police need your help identifying the man pictured who is a suspect in a credit card theft at the Marquee Movie Theatre and in a theft of identity case.

A Youth Tennis Instructor already in trouble with the law is among 16 people arrested for their roles in a crime enterprise that defrauded more than a dozen financial institutions, announced Monmouth County Prosecutor Chris Gramiccioni.

Here's to Good Samaritans. To people who do the right thing. To people who go out of their way to help. I'm truly grateful that the person who found my credit card didn't go on a shopping spree! Has there been a time when someone returned your credit card or wallet, with everything in tact?

Two men who allegedly used eight stolen identities to buy gift cards in the Howell Walmart last week - then used them to buy snacks in the store and fast food nearby - are wanted by township police.

In this day and age where many people are using credit and debit cards more than cash, sometimes the convenience can also result in identity theft. Today, Wendy's announced that over 1,000 restaurants, including a number in Ocean County, had their payment systems hacked.

Christopher D. Biello, 43, is facing as much as 14 years in prison when he is sentenced Nov. 4, and may be ordered to pay back his 19 victims, the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office said Saturday.