WRNJ-AM (Hackettstown, NJ)

WRNJ (1510 AM) is a radio station that plays Adult Contemporary music. It is based in Hackettstown, New Jersey, and is owned by WRNJ Radio, Inc., with local ownership by Norman Worth and Larry Tighe. The station broadcasts programming from ABC Radio and is recognized for its focus on local news, offering both regional and national updates. In addition to news, WRNJ features music from the oldies era, specifically songs from 1955 to 1985, along with community-oriented talk shows and local sports coverage. It is popularly known as “Oldies 1510 WRNJ.” The station also reaches listeners through FM translators on 92.7 FM and 104.7 FM.

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#535680

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#114342

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Buckle Up! ‘Click It or Ticket’ campaign underway in New Jersey

1 day ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

NEW JERSEY – Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin and the New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety (HTS) Wednesday announced the launch of the annual “Click It or Ticket” campaign, a coordinated statewide initiative focused on changing behavior as well as enforcement efforts to drive home the life-saving importance of wearing seat belts.
Driver injured after box truck overturns on I-80 in Morris County

1 day ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

MOUNT OLIVE TOWNSHIP, NJ (Morris County) — The driver of a box truck was injured Wednesday morning when the vehicle overturned on Interstate 80, according to New Jersey State Police spokesperson Sergeant Jeffrey Lebron. The crash occurred around 11:40 a.m. on I-80 westbound at Exit 26 in Mount Olive Township, Lebron said.
Gov. Murphy unveils suite of executive actions to address electricity prices

1 day ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

NEW JERSEY – Governor Phil Murphy Wednesday announced an affordability effort to manage anticipated utility price increases ahead of a rate hike set to take effect on June 1. “New Jersey ratepayers are preparing for an unprecedented increase in utility costs,” said Murphy. “While the utilities are not responsible for the rate increases, they have a responsibility to protect ratepayers. It’s clear that New Jersey’s four hometown electric utilities need to deliver more reasonable options.
Frelinghuysen Township proclaims May as Older Americans Month, honoring seniors’ contributions

1 day ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

FRELINGHUYSEN TOWNSHIP, NJ (Warren County) – Mayor Sharon Drylie officially recognized May as Older Americans Month during the township’s senior meeting on Tuesday, reading a proclamation honoring the vital role older adults play in the Frelinghuysen Township community and beyond.
Applebee’s offers sinkhole specials at 3 Morris County locations amid I-80 closure

1 day ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

MORRIS COUNTY, NJ – In response to the ongoing I-80 closure in Wharton Borough due to sinkhole repairs, Doherty-owned Applebee’s restaurants in Rockaway, Parsippany-Troy Hills, and Mount Olive Township are offering a series of special promotions designed to ease the frustration of local commuters. To lighten the mood during a challenging traffic situation, Applebee’s has introduced its Sinkhole Specials, served in Applebee’s logo’d buckets, at their three Morris County locations.
Motorcyclist charged after eluding police in Morris County

1 day ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, NJ (Morris County) – A motorcyclist has been charged after allegedly eluding police in Washington Township on Saturday. On May 10, an officer attempted to stop a motorcycle on Schooley’s Mountain Road after observing the operator driving aggressively, violating traffic laws, and committing multiple other infractions. The motorcyclist failed to comply with the officer’s instructions and refused to pull over, police said.
Flood-prone section of Spring Valley Road in Warren County reopens after permanent elevation construction

1 day ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

HARDWICK TOWNSHIP, NJ (Warren County) – A flood-prone section of County Route 659, also known as Spring Valley Road, is now open after a construction project to permanently elevate part of the road where a one-lane temporary repair has been in place since the summer of 2019. “Spring Valley Road is a critical road for our Northern Warren County community.
Resolution to create ‘Delaware and Raritan Canal Day’ clears committee

1 day ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

NEW JERSEY– The Senate Transportation Committee advanced legislation Tuesday sponsored by Senator Andrew Zwicker, which would designate June 25 of each year as ‘Delaware and Raritan Canal Day’ to celebrate and honor the canal’s cultural, historical, and environmental significance. The Delaware and Raritan Canal, also known as the D&R Canal, is a key waterway that stretches approximately 70 miles across New Jersey, connecting the Delaware River at Bordentown to the Raritan River at New Brunswick.
Fire at JCP&L substation knocks out power to thousands in Vernon Township area; most restored, investigation ongoing

1 day ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

VERNON TOWNSHIP, NJ (Sussex County) – A fire at the Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L) substation in Vernon Township prompted evacuations and road closures Tuesday night. According to Mayor Anthony Rossi, approximately 17,000 gallons of mineral oil used to cool the substation was on fire. The fire has since been extinguished, and residents who were evacuated from the immediate area have been cleared to return home.
Bill to expand ‘Move Over’ law to all stationary vehicles clears committee

1 day ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

NEW JERSEY – To enhance roadside safety and reduce crashes with stranded or disabled automobiles, the Senate Transportation Committee Monday advanced legislation sponsored by Senator Paul Moriarty that would improve New Jersey’s current “Move Over” law to apply to all stopped vehicles. Under the bill, S-4000, drivers would have to approach any stopped vehicle with due caution, change lanes if possible, and slow to a speed under the posted speed limit, treating it like they were stopping.