Matt Trapani is a Senior Digital Content Producer for News 12. With a focus on local news, Matt covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, natural disasters, and human interest stories. He is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of New Jersey through his articles.
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By: Matt Trapani
The governor said that he is happy that many people in the Garden State are going out to make their voices heard.
NJ Transit officials say it will provide increased reliability and new customer amenities.
By: Matt Trapani
Administrators chose to have two half days instead of busing students to other schools.
By: Kurt Siegelin, Matt Trapani
Those at Delbarton School in Morristown, Volpe's old high school, were celebrating the event on Wednesday.
Democrats haven’t lost a U.S. Senate race in New Jersey since 1972.
Michael Williams, 18, of Philadelphia, is accused of using his personal cellphone to record the victims while they showered.
Officials say Haim Braverman posted a video on social media threatening to kill the commentator.
By: Matt Trapani, Tom Krosnowski
The parade includes decorated floats and cars, along with window paintings on downtown businesses.
Bob Popovics ran the Shady Rest Restaurant in Bayville for nearly 60 years
By: Matt Trapani
Officials say they are searching for a black sedan that was possibly a Dodge Charger that had temporary New Jersey plates. The temporary New Jersey plate number is 997636T.
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