Natalie Sabie's toddler son had access to narcotics while in his mother's care when he died a year ago, officials previously said.
While the weekend's 831-acre wildfire may be contained, you may still smell burning and notice smoke in the area. Here's why:
A full investigation into the airplane crash is still being conducted by the National Transportation Safety Board.
Authorities have identified the 61-year-old pilot who died in a fiery plane crash in New Jersey over Labor Day weekend.
The weekend wildfire reached 831 acres in size before it was fully contained Tuesday morning, the NJ Forest Fire Service said.
The wildfire in Lacey Township has consumed 831 acres and was 90 percent contained as of Monday evening, authorities said.
The 28-year-old driver was initially trapped inside his vehicle after it overturned following the crash, police said.
The fire, which may have been started by a plane crash, was not contained at all as of Sunday afternoon.
The boat was taking on water in the Barnegat Bay and capsized just moments after the people and their dog were rescued, authorities said.
The drivers of both cars were injured in the crash and taken to local hospitals, police said.
Authorities have released the identities of the four killed in the accidental house fire, including a four-month-old infant.
One woman was rescued from the engulfed two-story house, but the roof caved in and trapped four others, authorities said.
Businesses and homes are without power in Lacey Thursday as the heat index stretches past 100 degrees.
Racial slurs and swastikas were found spray painted throughout the skatepark at Gille Park, a resident told Patch.
Natalie Sabie pleaded guilty to aggravated manslaughter and child endangerment after her son died from fentanyl poisoning, officials said.
John Vincentini told the driver he was in a "racist neighborhood" and threatened to "blow [his] brains off," officials said.
Jehmar Barrett, 36, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in connection with the overdose death of a Toms River woman, officials said.
The driver possibly fell asleep in the early morning crash and drifted into the opposite lane, Lacey police said.
Burglaries are reported at parks and businesses where valuables are left inside cars in plain sight, police said.
Natalie Sabie was taking care of her 2-year-old son when he died of fentanyl poisoning, the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office said.
Ex-lifestyle director of Greenbriar Oceanaire Community Alicia K. Campbell used the association's money for her own benefit, police said.
Flames were seen on the backside of Heritage Apartments in Forked River early on Thursday, police said.
John Cottrell of Jackson was identified as the man responsible for three break-ins in two days on the same block in February, police said.
Rebecca Goodwin, 49, of Tuckerton, died Tuesday after her SUV hit the guardrail and ran off the road, New Jersey State Police said.
The body of Robert Mcelvaney, 89, was found floating behind a Laurel Boulevard home Tuesday afternoon, police said.
Police said they responded to the Lacey Inn on Valentine's Day after getting a report that a woman was chasing a man around the property.
Three burglaries were reported in two days, with thousands of dollars worth of items stolen, police said.
Several display cases were broken into and an unknown amount of jewelry was stolen from Biele Jewelers, Lacey police said.
Freshly graduated from the Ocean County Police Academy, Officer John Labbate now heads into an intensive field training to serve Lacey.
Michael Damore, 58, was off-roading when his ATV hit a dirt embankment and flipped, Lacey police said.
A Forked River woman was turning left into Sunset Plaza when her car struck Michael McCabe, 49, of Bayville, police said.
Jeremy Cruz, of Forked River, is accused of killing his wife, Dawn Cruz, and dumping her body on the side of a road, officials said.
The Forked River woman was flown to a hospital for treatment after the crash that shut down Route 530 in Manchester on Tuesday, police said.
Tobacco Bazaar in Forked River was also issued summonses for selling flavored vapor products, which is prohibited in New Jersey.
Waretown police are seeking the culprit responsible for several dumping incidents on a dirt road near Wells Mills Park.
The Bayville man punched a Lacey Liquors employee in the face, left the area and then came back shortly after, Lacey police said.
One man distracted an employee, while two others reached over the counter and stole jewelry, Lacey police said.
This was one of several DWI incidents reported in the past week, according to the Lacey Township Police Blotter.
In addition to his State Prison sentence, Ross Miserendino will have to pay restitution to the partner he stole from, officials said.
The woman was stopped as she exited the store and the merchandise was returned, but she left before being identified, police said.