Pine Barrens

Six Flags Great Adventure's new Jersey Devil Roller Coaster looks like it's going to live up to its wicked name. Take a virtual ride!

On May 6th, 2001 one of the most memorable Sopranos episodes aired on HBO. It featured our backyard, the Pine Barrens, and an incredible scenario. It also left many wondering, 'what happened to the Russian?' I know and I'll share.

About three dozen trees from the New Jersey Pine Barrens are now part of a Manhattan art installation meant to bring awareness to forest conservation.

If you're looking for something spooky did you know one of the most spookiest forests in all of America is located right in our own backyard! There is something truly creepy about a forest.

The head of the New Jersey Forest Fire Service says even a small out- of-control fire in the Garden State could become "catastrophic” because we’re so densely populated.

You can help try to hunt down Bigfoot in South Jersey this fall, but don't being a gun. Or a dog.

The Jersey Devil is not a strange, elusive being whose footprints have been spotted for centuries across South Jersey, says one New Jersey college professor who's done extensive research into the legend.

Unless, we heed this recommendation from the Pinelands Preservation Alliance.

If you're interested in the Pine Barrens - it's history, it's art, it's future, you're going to love an event happening on the Stockton University campus on Sunday, March 10th.

South Jersey's favorite creature has been missing for 3 years. Where has he been?

I find that the Pine Barrens are the most beautiful part of South Jersey. Ok, so maybe it's the beach, but the Pine Barrens is a close second. Here are 12 breathtaking photos of the Pine Barrens that will make you agree.

New Jersey forest fire officials warn that with the onset of spring, the risk of fires in Jersey's woods increases.