4th of July

Fireworks are as American as baseball and hot dogs.

2019 marks the second year anniversary since Chris Christie legalized certain fireworks in the Garden State and retailers are more prepared than ever.

It's time to celebrate our independence! So, put on your your red, white and blue and come on out to a 4th of July parade near you.

Don't forget about your pets this July 4th.

The 4th of July holiday is filled with parades, barbecues and spending time with family and friends.

The weather was picture perfect for some well deserved R & R on the beach and in the water. Unfortunately, also present in the water, were dangerous rip currents.

On America's birthday we not only celebrate our independence, but also honor the brave men and women who protect and serve our country, including those in active service and veterans.

"It's all about supply and demand," said petroleum analyst Patrick DeHaan. "Demand is up, supply is down, and that has pushed oil and gas prices up."

Add a little South Jersey to your 4th of July festivities.

While some fireworks were legalized after a bill signed by former Gov. Chris Christie, much of the high power pyrotechnics are still illegal to own in New Jersey.

It's time to get your grill on for the 4th of July and have a good ol' fashioned barbecue for the family. Every year, grills are responsible for Check out the top 10 barbecue safety tips for July 4th.

Last year, Chris Christie lifted the firework ban in New Jersey so which ones are you legally allowed to use?