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A piece of cardboard stuck under a shopping cart along the Black Horse Pike in Mays Landing, New Jersey caught my attention recently.

There are a few explanations and urban legends as to the name of Shades of Death Road in rural central New Jersey.

A persistent legend around the Menantico Ponds area of Millville, New Jersey is the existence of a family of bigfoot.

These giant blocks in Tuckerton, New Jersey stand 20-25 feet tall and 20 feet thick - two in the middle of a road and one in a local resident's backyard, but what are they?

You've heard of a haunted house or a haunted trail, but have you ever heard of a haunted tree? You're about to. There's an infamous one in New Jersey.

Atlantic City, New Jersey has been known for decades as a getaway spot on the ocean. First with its boardwalk and attractions, later with the rise of casinos. The city also has more than its share of unsolved crimes.

There have been tragic deaths at New Jersey amusement parks over the years and one roller coaster said to be haunted by the ghost of a former ride operator.

It's not a pterodactyl, a chupacabra, an alien, or some other creepy creature. However, the investigation has been closed and here are the findings.

Some say you should use extreme caution when traveling down Clinton Road, the most haunted road in America.

Believe it or not, this is the only known remnant of what was once an active volcano in New Jersey, its cone flattened during the Ice Age by a mile-deep slab of ice.

In certain hotspots around New Jersey, what were once thick, dark forests may be shriveling up and taking on an eerie appearance.

The Widow McCrea House is a New Jersey jewel. Stay there are you may experience a twinge of the paranormal including a well-known feline ghost.