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Two police officers fatally shot a man who was in a car the officers had stopped in southern New Jersey, but authorities weren't releasing further details Wednesday other than that a handgun was recovered at the scene.
There are no reported injuries.
New Jerseyans waited anxiously to welcome 2015. Eyewitness News caught up with people spending the night on the USS New Jersey on the Delaware River.
Most of Atlantic City's casinos heralded the new year by announcing entertainment acts that would perform as the clock struck midnight. But one is advertising the fact that it has survived 2014.
Bundled in jackets and wrapped in scarves, thousands braved the cold on Penn's Landing for the annual New Year's Eve fireworks show.
Bye, bye Baby New Year. The crowning of the year's first baby is being kept secret in many communities as hospitals say safety concerns trump tradition.
One Mega Millions ticket worth $1 million from the Tuesday, Dec. 30 drawing was sold at the Rite Aid pharmacy at 1924 Fairmount Avenue in Philadelphia.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is advising the public about a potential exposure to a case of measles in Delaware and Philadelphia counties.
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan takes a look at the numbers in our region.
Betsy Ross would have been 263 years old on New Year's Day.
Gary Fellenbaum and Jillian Tate appeared in court to plead not guilty to first-degree murder and related offenses.
Capt. John Wilcynski of AID said the vehicle shouldn't be hard to recognize: "Left side front-end damage; headlight and left turn signal clearly were left behind."
Though mental health advocates say only a tiny percentage of mentally ill people become involved with law enforcement, it's enough of a problem that police departments routinely send officers for crisis intervention training.
The American Meteor Society, which is compiling reported sightings of the cosmic event, received more than 1,100 reports of the event as of Wednesday afternoon.
Nest, a playspace at 13th and Locust Streets in center city, was one of several child-friendly locations in town celebrating a "countdown to noon."
