Christmas Lights

The home of a local veteran, who served in the Air Force during the Korean War, got some serious sprucing up this holiday season.

We asked you to help light up your streets and neighborhoods brighter than ever this holiday season.

It was difficult for The Yards of Absecon to muster Christmas spirit after losing family matriarch Peggy earlier, but they decided to keep the tradition going to offer the festive sight visitors have come to know and love.

When it comes to Christmas lights, if you've got 'em, use 'em.

We're seeing a few Christmas displays popping up around South Jersey. So, when will you join the festivities?

A visit to The Yards Family Christmas lights display has become an annual for many Jersey shore residents, including myself. Now, the family wants to trick out the home of a frontline worker as a way of saying 'thank you' for putting their life on the line during the pandemic.

Our world has suddenly gotten very small because of the spread of coronavirus. I find myself looking for the bright spots. But could those bright spots be the return of Christmas lights in South Jersey?

This hater may have an issue with one South Jersey homeowner's holiday display, but they have no idea what that family has been through.

According to a new study, it costs about $23 on average to run traditional Christmas lights in the Garden State. But one simple switch can cut that cost to a single digit.

Some people, like myself, think that more is just more when it comes to Christmas lights. But for others its a more polarizing decision -- colored lights versus white lights. Which side are you on?

Dan Uszaki's Christmas lights at his home in Deptford, went viral when he choreographed them to the Philadelphia Eagles fight song!

Can you imagine living across the street from this guy? I mean it would be awesome for about 15 minutes, but OMG! Turn up your speakers...