LACEY, NJ — The Jones Road Wildfire that's been burning through the Pinelands since Tuesday morning has grown to 15,000 acres and has reached 50 percent containment, authorities said in a ...

The Jones Road Wildfire in Ocean County, New Jersey is approximately 50% contained after burning through 13,250 acres, according to the latest update from the New Jersey Forest Fire Service.

The Jones Road wildfire, which has impacted Ocean and Lacey townships in Ocean County, burns in New Jersey. (Courtesy of New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection) From Camden and Cherry Hill ...

While no loss of life had been reported, the Jones Road Wildfire “constitutes an imminent hazard that threatens and presently endangers the health, safety, and resources of the residents of the ...

The second teenage boy was arrested Thursday night in connection with the Jones Road wildfire, first spotted about 9:45 a.m. on April 22, when the Cedar Bridge Fire Tower located a column of smoke ...

The Jones Road wildfire in Ocean County is 100% contained, the New Jersey Forest Fire Service announced Monday afternoon. As of 2 p.m., the service said the 15,300-acre fire burning in Ocean and ...

The wildfire that blazed across Waretown and Lacey Township is now confirmed as the second largest wildfire in the last 20 years, according to authorities. The Jones Road Wildfire reached 100 ...

New Jersey Forest Fire Service In an update around 8 p.m. Tuesday, more than 3,000 people have been evacuated as the Jones Road Wildfire has rapidly spread to consume more than 3,200 acres ...

TOMS RIVER -- Following a brief court appearance on May 19, the Waretown man accused of sparking the massive Jones Road wildfire with an improperly extinguished bonfire told reporters there were ...

The Jones Road wildfire yesterday led to criminal charges against a local teenager accused of starting the blaze. Containment efforts are ongoing as authorities continue to battle the flames.

File - The Jones Road wildfire, which has impacted Ocean and Lacey townships in Ocean County, burns in New Jersey. (Courtesy of New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection) From Camden and ...