The drones were first spotted in New Jersey on Nov. 18. They appear to show up in the late hours of the night, though it is not clear whether they are present every single night.

What are believed to be large aerial drones have been spotted in the sky along the East Coast -- especially New Jersey and New York -- since mid-November, prompting calls from residents, as well ...

New Jersey drone mystery: What to know and what can be done. It remains unclear who is operating the drones, according to officials. By Calvin Milliner. December 13, 2024, 8:23 AM. 5:34.

There have been more than 3,000 sightings of unidentified "car-sized drones" flying over New Jersey, according to the FBI on Dec. 10, 2024. More reports came from Pennsylvania, New York ...

MORE: New Jersey, New York senators express 'urgent concern' over mystery drone activity. While lawmakers and citizens alike await answers, here's what to know about the purported drone sightings.

A large number of mysterious drones have been reported flying over New Jersey and across the eastern U.S., sparking speculation and concern over where they came from and why. In response, the Federal ...

New Jersey state of emergency: Can you shoot down a drone? With alarm growing over the unidentified fleets of drones – many of which are reportedly larger than those available to hobbyists ...

The New Jersey drones, which are not “hobbyist,” but commercial-grade devices, according to many officials, have sparked concerns over privacy and security.

Topline. T he mysterious reports of drones dotting the skies over New Jersey and other northeastern states have sparked numerous conspiracy theories and misinformation as authorities investigate ...

New Jersey Assemblyman Greg Myhre said that in a briefing Wednesday, State Police Superintendent Pat Callahan mentioned a State Police helicopter hovering over one of the drones.

As with the drones over New Jersey, those flights called to memory the Chinese spy balloon that the U.S. military shot down over the coast of South Carolina in 2023.

In the statement, Leavitt said many of the drones spotted over New Jersey were also flown by hobbyists for recreational purposes. "In time, it got worse because of curiosity," Leavitt said of all ...