The suspect accused of starting the Jones Road Wildfire in Ocean County appeared virtually in court on Tuesday, April 29 one week after he allegedly failed to put out a bonfire.

Officials say that as of Monday at noon, the fire has consumed 15,300 acres of land in the six days that it has been burning.

Police say a bonfire started by teens caused the wildfire that devastated thousands of acres of woodland in New Jersey.

Joseph Kling, the N.J. man facing arson charges in the Jones Road Wildfire, remains in custody in Ocean County.

Joseph Kling, the N.J. man facing arson charges in the Jones Road Wildfire, is due in court today in Ocean County.

A Waretown man charged with arson in the wildfire that has destroyed more than 15,000 acres in southern Ocean County is ...

Three-fourths of a vast wildfire in New Jersey's Pine Barrens has been contained, state officials said Monday. The state ...

The Jones Road Wildfire in Ocean County, N.J. is still burning, despite hopes the weekend rain might bring it under control​.

Officials said windy conditions are complicating the containment process for this wildfire, with the gusts causing ...

A fast-growing wildfire broke out in northern McDowell County near Little Switzerland April 14, prompting evacuations of nearby residences. U.S. Forest Service crews are responding to the wildfire ...

Firefighters continue to fight the Jones Road wildfire in southern Ocean County, with rainfall on Friday night providing "some relief" but not enough to fully extinguish the blaze, Lacey police said ...

The “Jones Road Wildfire” is currently 15,300 acres in size and is 60% contained, according to an update from the New Jersey ...