Joe Cutter

Joe Cutter is the senior news anchor at New Jersey 101.5. I have toiled daily in the newsroom since 1989 as an anchor, correspondent, field reporter and news director. I have also learned not to call State government between noon and 1:30, because they are out to lunch.

A busy sky in July: 2 full moons, meteors, bright planets

The Jersey July sky is an active one for astronomy buffs, with visable planets, a full moon and meteor showers.

Atlantic City cops giving their cell phone numbers to locals

Atlantic City police have formed a "Neighborhood Coordination Unit," to engage local residents, day-to-day, about their concerns and problems in the city.

Ocean City is No. 1 Town for Vacation Homes in the Country

The shore also has the nation's No. 10.

Vintage Trolley from Wildwood May Be Restored to Former Glory

An old trolley car built in 1913 that served Wildwood for years is about to be fully restored by a company in Iowa.

Robocalls Up by 46% in 2018 — NJ Congressman Wants Crackdown

It's estimated that telemarketers made 26.3 billion unwanted calls in the United States last year, a 46 percent increase from the previous year.

Egg Harbor Twp Police Try Opioid Education in Schools

Egg Harbor Township police have been going into the local high school to teach a new opioid education program.

Atlantic City Convention Business is Humming

The agency that attracts and arranges group conventions and meetings in Atlantic City says that the past year was a very successful one.

Spectacular Lunar Eclipse on Weekend of Jan. 20-21

The next lunar eclipse is coming between Jan. 20 and 21 and, weather permitting, it will be something to see.

Low Gas Prices in NJ — While it Lasts

The sweet ride for those low Jersey gas prices will likely continue into the new year, according to one oil industry expert.

South Jersey’s Growing Drug Problem

A South Jersey Drug Enforcement Administration official says the toxic combination of rampant opioid and heroin abuse has created an epidemic in New Jersey.

Technology plays vital role keeping rebuilding Atlantic City safe

The Atlantic City Police Department is utilizing several different programs to monitor crime, especially as the opening of two new casinos have brought more people and money into town.

NJ Builder Says it’s Possible to Hurricane-proof Your House

A hurricane-proof house in New Jersey? Some say a hurricane-resistant structure is actually doable, and has been done.