NJ 101.5 Staff

A gas station in Franklin Lakes became the center of a disturbing investigation after customers started reporting something deeply unsettling happening right outside their car windows.

New Jersey is suing the federal government over a demand for personal records tied to 17 million commercial drivers, and the state says it's unprecedented.

Recent guilty pleas from Lucchese family members highlight ongoing organized crime efforts and illegal gambling operations in New Jersey.

The ruling came down one week after New Jersey revealed a software glitch quietly registered thousands of noncitizens to vote. The timing made this one hard to ignore.

A software glitch quietly registered thousands of New Jersey residents as voters — people who had actually said they weren't U.S. citizens. The numbers are raising serious questions.

Wildfire smoke from Canada, tornado watches, flash flood warnings — it's not the kind of Saturday anyone planned for, and Central and South Jersey are right in the middle of it.

Jersey City faces a $255 million budget crisis, prompting Mayor Solomon to push for a tax hike while battling criticism from suburban residents about fiscal fairness and past mismanagement.

In a heartfelt moment, Gov. Sherrill announced Big Joe Henry's Hall of Fame induction at American Dream, celebrating his nearly 30 years of connecting New Jersey's communities.

In Atlantic City, two officers were shot during a search warrant operation, with one in critical condition, stirring concerns in a community celebrating reduced crime.

Following unrest near Delaney Hall, Newark has set a nightly curfew to ensure safety. Understand the reasons and community response to this decision.