Authorities say a 17-year-old used artificial intelligence to create explicit images of classmates, raising concerns about student safety and the growing misuse of AI technology.

Teen charged in Montgomery Township AI deepfake case involving classmates

Warm weather followed by a sudden freeze destroys early grape buds, raising concerns about future wine supply.

Freeze devastates North Jersey vineyard crop

Wagenblast is one of the voices of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority — the system that runs New York City’s subways, buses and commuter rails.

 The Voice of the Subway: Meet Bernie Wagenblast, the person behind the MTA’s most familiar announcement

Early spring sunshine is drawing gardeners outdoors across New Jersey, but lingering frost risks mean waiting a few more weeks could protect plants—and pay off in the long run.

Warm weather tempts NJ gardeners, but experts urge patience before planting

Neighbors on Triton Terrace say green, foul-smelling wastewater has been backing up outside their homes for more than a year, forcing some to wear masks and consider moving.

Raw sewage flooding on Newark street leaves residents frustrated, concerned for health

Scott Chesney, who has been paralyzed from the waist down since age 15, shows how something as simple as a daily commute requires planning, accessibility and determination as he navigates life using a wheelchair and a modified vehicle.

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