Halloween

Nighttime may be much brighter next Halloween in New Jersey, with the intent of making the trick-or-treat session less dangerous for pedestrians and motorists.

Every year at Halloween, Jimmy Kimmel challenges parents to tell their children that they ate all of the kids' Halloween candy and to record their reaction on video. Watch video of a Galloway mom taking the challenge and telling her 5-year-old son is candy is all gone.

Earlier this month, a suspicious bag found in a child's haul from a trunk-or-treat event in Middle Township was confirmed to contain heroin.

The movie "Halloween" has South Jersey roots hiding in plain sight.

Perhaps not surprisingly, Alice Cooper is in a bunch of these.

One thing that seems to stand the test of time though is a haunting playlist perfect for a spooktacular Halloween.

Horror fans everywhere could, I think, agree that the four movies listed here have to be universally laughed at.

We don't all have the time or the money to put together an extravagant Halloween costume. So here are some solid options.

Ong's Hat, NJ the kind of town that you’ve seen portrayed in movies but you may not have ever experienced in real life.

Trunk-or-treating is a growing Halloween trend. Instead of going door to door, kids can now get treats in a safe new way. Oh and of course, it also helps bring the community together.