Sergio Bichao has served as managing editor of New Jersey 101.5's digital presence since 2021 and has been with the state's most-listened-to radio station since 2016, when he joined one of the most respected online news teams in the state where he was born and raised. Over the years, the Society of Professional Journalists and the N.J. Press Association have recognized his investigating reporting on the shortcomings in the regulation of licensed professionals as well as in transparency in law enforcement. He was the editor on a series of articles that brought juvenile court cases to the public’s attention, ultimately resulting in the state Supreme Court mandating sensitivity training for all judges. His career has spanned writing obits to editing front pages, always guided by a commitment to justice and a love for everything New Jersey.
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Happy Columbus Day: These are the most Italian towns in New Jersey
New Jersey has more than 1.45 million residents of Italian ancestry, according to U.S. Census data.
What NJ senator says about gold bars, cash-stuffed jackets confiscated from his home
U.S. Sen. Bon Menendez, facing the second federal indictment of his storied political career, is calling the charges against him "false."
Another police suicide at New Jersey hospital this year, report says
A retired police officer took his own life after bringing a firearm to a hospital in Vineland, according to a published report.
Revealed! This is what the NJ windfarms may look like from the beach
Last week, a nonprofit activist group backed by local municipal officials released what it calls a photorealistic representation of what one of the proposed windfarms would look like from beaches near Long Beach Island.
NJ police look for 3 after giant 20-foot troll sculpture vandalized
State Police are looking for three young men after a 20-foot roadside artwork was vandalized in Burlington County.
Deadly NJ beach weekend: Rescuers form human chain to pull in body
A beautiful beach day on Labor Day weekend turned harrowing and tragic at several locations on the Jersey Shore.
4-year-old boy in NJ drowns in his family’s pool
A borough family this weekend mourned the loss of a 4-year-old boy who drowned Friday afternoon.
NJ Republicans call Murphy’s ‘historic’ school aid plan unfair
Gov. Phil Murphy's proposed 2024 budget would add a billion dollars in new spending on education, including an additional $834 million in aid to school districts.
NJ not ‘where woke goes to die’ — Gov. Murphy mocks DeSantis
Gov. Phil Murphy took a slightly veiled shot at another contender for the White House during the annual State of the State address on Tuesday.
NJ Christmas horrors: Body left in garbage bag and woman found dead on Route 1
It was a busy holiday weekend for homicide detectives in Mercer County, where residents in two municipalities stumbled upon disturbing crime scenes.
Fox News primetime star Jesse Watters sells NJ home for $1.65M
The "Jesse Watters Primetime" star is looking to unload the 2,000-square-foot LBI home that he and his wife Emma bought in April 2021 for $1.1 million.
NJ political figure killed by his wife on Christmas, officials say
Atlantic County community leader Dave Wigglesworth was shot and killed on Christmas night.