Joseph Kling, of Ocean Township, allegedly started a bonfire in the vast Forked River Mountains Wilderness Area with wooden pallets that exploded out of control when he did not properly put it out ...

Joseph Kling, accused of starting the Jones Road wildfire, claims he tried to extinguish the bonfire and that 16 others were present when he left. Kling's attorney says his client's consistent ...

Joseph Kling faced a detention hearing to determine whether he will be eligible for bail while awaiting trial. His original hearing date was pushed back earlier this week. Kling will be back in ...

Joseph Kling was scheduled to appear in court Tuesday for a detention hearing to determine whether he will be eligible for bail while awaiting trial, but the hearing was pushed back to later this ...

Joseph Kling, 19, stands accused of setting the wildfire that consumed more than 15,000 acres of Pinelands in recent weeks. He is due in court May 12 on charges of endangering an injured victim ...

If the name Joseph Kling has been popping up in your feed or daily news app lately, you’re probably wondering who this guy is — and why his name is everywhere. Similar to Luigi Mangione and ...

Joseph Kling, 19, of Waretown, was charged with aggravated arson, arson, and hindering apprehension in connection with the Jones Road wildfire on April 23, according to the Ocean County Prosecutor ...

Joseph Kling walked out of jail on Monday with his ankle monitor on after spending nearly two weeks behind bars. Judge Pamela Snyder ordered him to home confinement with monitoring, going against ...

Judge Pamela Snyder said Joseph Kling doesn’t pose a significant risk to the community and is not a flight risk. He will wear an electronic ankle monitor, Snyder said. Snyder also chided Kling ...

Joseph Kling, 19, and his 17-year-old co-defendant both allegedly lied to cops when they were interviewed about the Ocean Count conflagration, and their potential connection to it. Ultimately ...

The accused is named Joseph Kling, Ocean County police stated. The state commissioner of environmental protection, Shawn M. LaTourette, noted along with officials that the fire is expected to burn ...