Holidays

As you work through your holiday shopping list, one relatively small town in New Jersey was just voted as having one of the top three best Main Streets in America.

It's the most wonderful time of the year all over America, but there is one place in New Jersey that is among the most festive in all of the USA.

Looking to spread a little holiday cheer to your mail carrier? It may be illegal in New Jersey.

There's one restaurant in New Jersey that takes Christmas to a whole new level.

If you put up a tree in your home and all of a sudden are suffering from a runny nose, a cough, sneezing, itchy skin, or your asthma is acting up, then you may be suffering from Christmas Tree Syndrome.

Experience the magical and unique collection of fully decorated Christmas trees at the Festival of Trees in Princeton, NJ!

The holidays are a wonderful time to be in love. Yet it appears they can also be one of the most common times of year for relationships to fall apart. According to the statistics, there is one particular day that is the worst for relationship breakdowns...

Once the show starts, it's sensory overload. Loud music, melodic singers, and a stage show that is on par with KISS or Queen (back in the day.) The lights and video are awesome, the laser effects are outrageous, and the pyro is unlike anything you've seen. Did I mention the snow that comes down on the audience?

Renault Winery in Egg Harbor Township has created something similar. Albeit without the drama. They call it Vinter Village and it is a winter wonderland where families can celebrate the season with fun activities for all ages.

Thousands of holiday lights, timed perfectly together to put on an unforgettable show accompanied by electronic effects, explosive pyrotechnics, and a massive sound system.

There’s no place like home for the holidays, and a major publication has just revealed that one New Jersey town is among the best Christmas towns in America.

Do you know a family in Ocean or Monmouth that's been down on their luck this past year or perhaps just can't catch a break?