Lite Rock Morning Show

Stafford Township Police arrested a Mannahwkin man Thursday on four counts of lewdness for acts he is accused of committing while standing in his open doorway while a bus was stopped in front of his home picking children on their way to school.

Brigantine Police have released information on Facebook about an Atlantic City man they arrested early Monday morning on a vehicle stop who was found to have a loaded handgun.

A Lacey Township man has learned a hard lesson about stealing money that you have been entrusted with overseeing.

Here's a look at the restaurants and bars with food open all year round in the Wildwoods.

Boo the cat is the Pet of the Week on the Lite Rock Morning Show with Eddie Davis. Find out how to adopt her from the Humane Society of Ocean City.

Once again, Clean Ocean Action is gearing up to help keep our South Jersey beaches clean and they could use your help. The 37th annual Beach Sweeps are this Saturday, Oct 23 at a beach near you.

Atlantic City's time as a so-called "food desert' came a little closer to being over on Tuesday when the CRDA unanimously approved more than $18.7 million in funding for a new ShopRite supermarket in the city.

As a school community took time to mourn and remember the school bus driver who was killed in a three-vehicle crash in Pittsgrove on Friday, families of the two women who died in the crash Friday made it known that the ladies had been close friends.

Tonio's Pizzeria and Tonio's Seafood Shack, a popular family-owned restaurant on Ocean Drive in Avalon for 30 years is closing permanently on Saturday, October 23.

New Jersey State Police gave details Saturday afternoon about a fatal three-vehicle crash involving a school bus with students aboard that happened about 4pm Friday in Pittsgrove Township, Salem County.

Congratulations are in order for a member of the 177th Fighter Wing of the New Jersey Air National Guard in Egg Harbor Township for winning a prestigious award for her help in the evacuation of thousands of people during the Afghanistan evacuation.

Five people from New York City have been indicted for conspiring to steal a total of $1,120,000 from five Atlantic City casinos by presenting phony bank checks in exchange for gaming chips.