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NJ law does not allow residents to use a gun to defend against home burglaries. Legal experts say if you shoot, you will be charged.

If you're like me and not well-versed in hunting, the revelation of bear hunting in New Jersey might come as a surprise. It caught my attention when I stumbled upon a story about the Supreme Court allowing black bear hunting in the state. The first of the two scheduled hunts concluded last week, running from October 9th to the 14th, and another session is planned for December 4th to the 9th... Rea

Under a federal judge's order, the state's effort to stop gun permit holders from being armed in a number of NJ places was found unconstitutional.

NJ ranks among the country's 5 lowest gun death rates, which is emphasized by a sparse history with mass shootings.

A New Jersey hospital was recently found to have a closet full of weapons and ammunition. What was it doing there?

Here's a chance for anyone in New Jersey to trade in their guns for cash.

Most New Jersey residents fear gun violence daily as incidents increase, according to a SafeWise survey.

Two men from South Jersey are in big trouble with the law, both arrested and facing multiple charges, for allegedly manufacturing and trafficking guns.

People who petition for extreme risk protection orders or are victims of domestic violence would have to be given a heads-up before seized weapons are returned.

Grocery store shelves have been emptied and stripped by panic stricken shoppers due to the pandemic. Toilet paper has been virtually non existent and cleaning supplies have flown off shelves in supermarkets all over the Garden State. You can now add guns and ammo to the list of items that people are racing to buy in New Jersey due to COVID-19 according to an article in the Press of Atlantic City..

Dayton police tweeted that an active shooter situation began in the Oregon District at 1 a.m., but officers nearby were able to "put an end to it quickly."

"It makes zero sense whatsoever," said Benny Cardona, a part-time security officer in Newark and Paterson.