Series

A positive step in the fight against substance abuse! For the first time in a decade, drug overdose deaths in New Jersey dropped across all racial and ethnic groups based on reporting by the New Jersey Department Of Health. Angelo Valente, Executive Director of the Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey discusses continuing efforts to address the issue and the work still needed to be done. Also, Lewis Spears, Founder of Kismet of Kings talks about how the non-profit is mentoring today?s youth. And, Samantha Dealmeida Roman, President of the Associated Builders and Contractors New Jersey Chapter discusses the apprenticeship programs available to prepare the next generation for careers in the trades.

FOX 5 NY?s Dan Bowens takes a look at some of the more notable crimes across the New York City area this week, including anti-ICE protesters clashing with NYPD, a shocking murder-for-hire plot, and a family tied up and robbed in their own home.

In 1982, fear swept the country as seven people mysteriously died in the Chicago area from taking Tylenol. This is the true story of The Tylenol Murders, including a copycat murder in New York.

Primary preview! Voters will have a final chance to cast their ballots in New Jersey?s Primary Election, with the choice of a Democratic and Republican nominee at stake, leading to a face-off this November to become New Jersey?s next Governor! The panel includes Republican Strategist Jeanette Hoffman, Democratic Strategist Brendan Gill, Dan Cassino of the Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll, and Colleen O'Dea of NJ Spotlight News.

From a gay affair to corruption charges to sexting a minor, these are some of the political scandals that rocked New York & New Jersey politics over the years.

During the 1970s, Brooklyn experienced a significant surge in violent crime, marking one of the most tumultuous periods in its history. From the grip of organized crime to the chaos of random killings, this decade was fraught with challenges. In "Crime in the City: The 70s - Brooklyn Edition," we delve into the era's dark chapters and highlight the courageous individuals who battled to bring about change and restore safety to their community.

New Jersey Now sits down with Republican gubernatorial candidate and state senator Jon Bramnick, who has previously criticized President Trump. He shares his views on affordability and property taxes in New Jersey, criticizing the previous Democratic administration for spending money on projects that didn't benefit taxpayers.

New Jersey Now sits down with Republican gubernatorial candidate and former state representative Jack Ciattarelli. Endorsed by President Trump, Ciattarelli shares his stance on tariffs, property taxes, NJ Transit and ICE raids in the state.

New Jersey Now sits down with Republican gubernatorial candidate and conservative talk radio host Bill Spadea, who discusses his views on Trump?s use of executive orders, immigration policies, affordability and cost of living issues, along with his relationship with the president.

New Jersey Now sits down with Democratic gubernatorial candidate and former state Senate president Steve Sweeney. He explains his pledge to not raise taxes while balancing the state budget and how he plans to make New Jersey more affordable for its residents.

New Jersey Now sits down with Democratic gubernatorial candidate and head of the statewide teachers' union. They dive into desegregating the school system, the Trump administration?s deportation plans, winning back Democratic New Jersey voters and much more.

New Jersey Now sits down with Democratic gubernatorial candidate and NJ-11 congressional representative Mikie Sherrill. She explains her policies, including how she plans to bring costs down for New Jerseyans, plus dives into how Pres. Trump?s policies are affecting the state and her proposal to protect children from Big Tech.

New Jersey Now sits down with Democratic gubernatorial candidate and NJ-5 congressional representative Josh Gottheimer, who explains his opposition to New York’s congestion pricing plan. Plus, Gottheimer shares his views on tariffs, plans to cut property taxes and position on immigration.