new years eve

New Year's Eve is arguably one of the most holidays to celebrate. We're breaking down just how affordable it is to say 'goodbye' to one year and 'hello' to the next here in New Jersey.

Here are a few friendly reminders of how to behave on and off the roads so everyone can close out this year and begin the new year in a safe manner.

Once all the presents have been opened and some of the decorations have started to come down, many of us will be looking forward with anticipation to the New Year ahead.

Get ready to laugh and cry.

In a year of uncertainty, there are certainly safe and creative ways to ring in 2021, says one Stockton University professor.

The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has forced New Year's Eve organizers in New York City to go virtual to welcome in 2021.

I was proud to be on the organizing committee of First Night Ocean County in its early days.

First Night, Seaside Heights is fun for the whole family!

Wanting to end the night early, my guests and I did our countdown and yelled "Happy New Year" at around 9pm. We watched a "fake countdown" video that we found on YouTube and it was perfect. Do you remember banging on pots and pans on New Year's Eve when you were a kid?

It's a great way to ring into the New Year and you don't have to go to NYC for fantastic fireworks.  They're right here at the Shore.