I'm the digital managing editor for NJ1015.com. I got my start writing obits for The Jersey Journal (just like John Travolta in "Perfect," a 1985 movie you've never seen and don't recommend you see, either). I then spent years covering Central Jersey as an investigative reporter. I take it personally if you badmouth Newark, the Real Housewives, or Rutgers. Follow me on Twitter @BichaoNJ. Call or email me confidentially at 609-775-9793 or sergio.bichao@townsquaremedia.com
Sergio Bichao
Fox News host trying to sell million-dollar NJ beach home he renovated
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 ends outdoor masking requirement in public places
Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday signed an executive order repealing the state's general outdoor masking requirement but rules about masking in indoor public places remains in place.
Murphy intends to end NJ’s ‘state of emergency’ in June
The pandemic may officially be coming to an end.
NJ adds gender ‘X’ option to driver’s licenses and IDs
Driver's licenses in New Jersey will now have a third gender option.
Earlier than expected, NJ starts paying 75,000 unemployed after error
State labor officials said this weekend that payments would begin going out to the 75,000 people who had lost their benefits extension.
Stop worrying: Your ballot was probably counted despite what NJ website says
New Jersey's mail-in ballot tracking website is leaving some voters confused and worried whether their ballot has been counted.
Murphy leaves event after learning of possible COVID-19 exposure
Gov. Phil Murphy said he was getting a coronavirus test for the second time this week.
Chris Christie tests positive for COVID-19 — Trump doing better at hospital
Gov. Chris Christie on Saturday confirmed that has tested positive for the coronavirus.
NJ university drops charges over student’s Trump photo, Facebook post
The student faced disciplinary action for causing "substantial disruption" of university activities.
At-home learning will be required option for all NJ schools
The supplementary guidelines released Friday state that all children will be eligible for remote learning regardless of their risk for contracting the coronavirus.