Did your favorite make the list? Here are the most popular toys since 1952.
Malls, mail, and Zoom could help get your list into Santa's hands!
Santa is still coming to town in 2020! Here are some festive options to get your wish list (safely) into Santa's hands this holiday season.
Not all Thanksgiving dishes are as they appear
While Thanksgiving gatherings might look different from other years, the feast won't likely get too off track. Here is a deep dive into some myths behind Thanksgiving's favorite dishes on today's 5 to Know.
These are some of the strangest items TSA won't let you bring in your carry-on bag.
Dreaming of the next time you can travel? You might be thinking of what you'd pack in your carry-on bag. Check out the weirdest things that TSA won’t let you take through airport security before you hop on the next flight.
Gross or brilliant? You decide.
Hormel has released a bacon-scented face mask so you can smell bacon all the time. You can get your hands on one for free. Would you wear it? Check out today's 5 to Know for more info.
A quick history of Halloween
Halloween 2020 will look surely different this year, but here are five spooky Halloween traditions and their origins to boost your spooky spirit.
People love to hate on in-flight meals. Whether you're choosing to travel or dreaming of the next time you can hop on a flight, here are some weird facts about airplane food that might surprise you.
Weird facts about airplane food that might surprise you
ABSECON — Alcohol sales in the city may be limited after a proposed ordinance, which had been tabled twice, was reintroduced Thursday.
Bike-A-Thon Bridge to the Beach, the ride from Philadelphia to Atlantic City that raises funds to fight cancer, is returning next month, rain or shine, for its 50th running.
ATLANTIC CITY — Singer, songwriter and actress Mary J. Blige will host the official after party for Mayor Marty Small Sr.’s “Together We Rise” Inaugural Gala on June 4 at Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City, organizers said Thursday.
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The Ocean County Prosecutor's Office has assumed full command of the Lavallette Police Department, Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer announced Thursday.
Authorities in northern New Jersey have charged a Florida man with manslaughter and other offenses after he allegedly crashed a stolen car in the heart of downtown Paterson. One person was killed and five others were hospitalized after the wild scene unfolded Tuesday afternoon. The Passaic County prosecutor's office says Harold Rasbin was driving a Honda CRV when he hit a parked police vehicle then sped away and hit another car, lost control and hit several pedestrians. After the car crashed into a light pole, Rasbin allegedly fled but was caught nearby. The 31-year-old Orlando, Florida resident is being held awaiting a detention hearing Monday.
ATLANTIC CITY — Police found suspected crack cocaine and heroin after arresting two city men Wednesday.
TRENTON — With New Jersey families facing difficulties obtaining baby formula due to the national shortage, Gov. Phil Murphy signed an executive order Tuesday declaring a state of emergency to activate state anti-price gouging laws, the Governor’s Office said.
STAFFORD TOWNSHIP — Police arrested a 15-year-old boy allegedly in possession of a handgun and a knife in a park Wednesday night.
CAPE MAY — Authorities on Wednesday released more information about a weekend crash that killed a Burlington County woman.
ATLANTIC CITY — Police are investigating the shooting of a city man Monday night.
ATLANTIC CITY — An investigation in the resort led to the arrest of a 17-year-old city boy who was in possession of a ghost gun, police said Saturday.
TRENTON — With New Jersey families facing difficulties obtaining baby formula due to the national shortage, Gov. Phil Murphy signed an executive order Tuesday declaring a state of emergency to activate state anti-price gouging laws, the Governor’s Office said.
TRENTON — New Jersey’s COVID-19 caseloads are rising again, but local officials aren’t worried as the busy tourism season approaches.
People were upset two years ago when the COVID-19 pandemic forced them to stay inside and mostly interact with others virtually. But since then, residents have acclimated to the convenience of having everything readily accessible online, including government meetings.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has proposed legislation to expand abortion access and require insurance companies to pay for the procedure Murphy vowed state agencies also won’t cooperate with other states that might try to prosecute New Jersey abortion providers, or women who seek abortions here. The Democratic governor's announcement Wednesday comes four months after the signed a law guaranteeing abortion rights. While offering few specifics at this stage, the governor said he wants to allow advanced practice registered nurses, physicians assistants and certified nurse midwives provide abortion services. The legislation also would mandate that insurance providers cover abortions without cost-sharing or out-of-pocket expenses.