A former Hoboken resident is fighting to have a Holland Tunnel decoration moved.  

Every wonder what happens to your Amazon packages in the time between when you click “place your order” and when it is delivered to your home?

A rainy few weeks has led to a huge source of pollution to New Jersey waterways. 

A Hunterdon County family has decided to leave New Jersey and travel across the country in an RV.

A former NJ Transit compliance officer at the agency says that he was fired after he identified issues in how the agency operates.

A group of veterans was at Kean University Wednesday competing for a chance to receive assistance for their small business.

Some of New Jersey’s youngest immigrants explained why their families came to America as part of a presentation on immigration.

It’s fall in the Garden State, and News 12 New Jersey's Brian Donohue got a look at Route 519, a “Positively New Jersey” scenic route to travel this autumn.

Longtime New Jersey Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen will be retiring at the end of the year, and several candidates are vying for his seat in the state’s 11th District.

An iconic piece of the Jersey Shore could be destroyed by a bad storm, according to a New Jersey group.

A West Orange man takes his morning coffee very seriously. 

Sept. 24 is National Punctuation Day.

Gov. Phil Murphy has vowed to end New Jersey’s black bear hunt during his term as governor.

The new owners of a partially paralyzed cat say that they are using his fame to bring attention to other pets with special needs that need to be adopted.

A woman who lost her husband in the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks has written a new book about her experiences in the years since.

Some New Jersey farmers say that the closing of several bank branches in rural parts of the state is making their job more difficult.

A Morris County octogenarian says that he never misses playing in his weekly ice hockey games.

President Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton were spotted in New Jersey – just not the way most people would think.

The nonprofit group Circle of Friends held its end-of-summer party in Belmar for adults with learning disabilities.

The first day of a major road project that was expected to bring epic traffic jams for New York commuters has failed to live up to the hype.

The United States Navy and the NY/NJ Baykeeper are teaming up to help increase the oyster population in New Jersey.

Some people like taking care of their lawns, others not so much, and for News 12’s Brian Donohue, a Positively New Jersey weed is keeping his lawn green.

An escaped goat has roamed Warren County for over a year, popping up so frequently that it’s become a town mascot of sorts.

Several studies have shown that many New Jersey residents are moving out of the state at a high rate. New Jerseyans say that the high cost of living in the state is forcing them to move to Pennsylvania and elsewhere.

Trenton’s newly-elected Mayor Reed Gusiora was hit with a lawsuit this week by supporters of his opponent Paul Perez.

Morris County residents are undoubtedly familiar with the so-called telephone pole farm in Chester Township.

Most New Jerseyans who have driven along the New Jersey Turnpike in Hudson County have no doubt seen what appears to be a lonely radio station and transmission tower out in the swamp.

In most towns along the Jersey Shore, beach badge rules apply to anyone age 12 and up. But in Belmar, the age is 16 and older – which means some teens try to beat the system by claiming to be 15 even when they aren’t.

It's been a long and hard road for many people whose homes were damaged and destroyed by Superstorm Sandy, but one Toms River man received a huge surprise last week, and it served as the perfect ending to his long road back.

It won’t officially be summer until Thursday, but many New Jersey residents are making sure that their backyard pools are ready to go.

Those visiting the Jersey Shore this summer may be stopped by a man who has made it his life's calling to tell the stories of everyday people. 

Students in Morris County were able to get a firsthand look at New Jersey’s largest lake thanks to a floating “classroom.”

Monday's Supreme Court decision that gives states the power to allow sports gambling is due to have a profound affect, positive or negative, on many nationwide.

New Jersey’s oldest osprey has returned to the Garden State after its winter flight.

A 14-year-old girl from Monmouth County who was inspired by the 2017 movie “Wonder” has been going around the country giving a series of talks about her own personal struggles.

The circumstances surrounding the shooting of a Newark police officer last year are being praised as an example of police using restraint in the face of a stressful situation.

Four high school students from Newark will be completing in a prestigious high school debating tournament in Kentucky this weekend.

A New Jersey man has redesigned New Jersey’s state flag and flies it in his own backyard.

A PATH train conductor from New Jersey often brings smiles to the faces of commuters through the unique voice he uses to make announcements.

Many people who live in the New York/New Jersey area say that there is no better place to get great pizza.

Wednesday will mark 50 years since the death of civil rights activist Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Howell Township police responded to quite the unusual call Thursday – a lost bull.

It turns out that taking a selfie can make your nose look bigger than it really is, according to a study by Rutgers New Jersey Medical School.

A Monmouth County student is able to wow his classmates by reciting 800 digits in the numerical constant of Pi.

Two New Jersey cities rank in the top 10 of “hardest working” cities in America, according to a study by Wallet Hub.

Today is Presidents Day, and News 12's Brian Donohue has long harbored an idea for bringing a bit of George Washington history to life in a way people haven't seen.

New Jersey's capital is taking a high-tech approach to rid the city of an estimated 30,000 crows that are waking up residents and leaving behind piles of droppings.

Residents in a Hunterdon County town say that they would like to see the name of their town changed in order to avoid confusion with several other towns in New Jersey with the same name.

A new study finds that New Jersey has one of the lowest divorce rates in the country.

Gov. Phil Murphy is vowing to legalize recreational marijuana and continue a shift toward more rehab and less prison time for drug offenders.

New Jersey is saying farewell to Republican Gov. Chris Christie and hello to Democrat Phil Murphy.

As New Jersey entered its eighth day of below-freezing temperatures, several New Jersey fishermen made their way to Lake Hopatcong to ice fish.