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PLUMSTED — An Eatontown woman who suffered burns in a wooded area is accused of giving investigators false information that led to criminal charges against her boyfriend, Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer ann...


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TOMS RIVER – Robert C. Shea II, 42, was arrested October 22 and charged with distributing and possessing child sexual abuse material, according to court records and the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office.

Shea, who lives in Berkeley and works as an attorney in Toms River, is accused of using Snapchat to send an image depicting a child engaged in a prohibited sexual ...


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TOMS RIVER – For two hours on a recent Saturday afternoon, Santos Sports was New York Giants Country.

The Ocean County Mall collectibles and memorabilia store presented a dual autograph signing involving legends Lawrence Taylor and Ottis Anderson. They signed autographs and posed for pictures for about 200 fans.

Taylor, a linebacker, and Anderson, a run...


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HOWELL – At the most recent Board of Education meeting, a parent questioned the reliance on electronic teaching equipment.

A “bell-to-bell” ban on internet-enabled devices went into effect in all New Jersey public schools this September. Officials said the reason was for the mental health and attention span of children. However, the ban doesn’t impact devices used...


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LACEY – One learned visual art through trial and error and YouTube videos. Another spent years illustrating fashions before putting her artwork largely aside. A retired Spanish teacher decided to try watercolor after looking at the scenery from her boat and thinking she would like to paint it. Nearby, a fiber artist sat surrounded by crocheted garments, colorful patterns and...


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