3 On Your Side: Low Healthcare Enrollment Numbers Released
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has been following the roll-out for the past two months and joins us now with a look at those numbers.
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3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has been following the roll-out for the past two months and joins us now with a look at those numbers.
A man who gained Internet fame as "Kai the Hatchet-Wielding Hitchhiker" has been indicted on murder charges in the beating death of an elderly New Jersey man.
Officials in a southern New Jersey town approved a legal settlement Wednesday to end a high-profile housing discrimination case, just weeks before the U.S. Supreme Court was to hear arguments on it.
Residents in one Delaware County community are outraged after vandals destroyed trees that had just been planted in a popular park.
It was a very close race, one that came down to counting up mail in provisional ballots. But after the dust settled last night, it appears Atlantic City will have a Republican mayor next year for the first time since 1990.
Removal of debris left by Super Storm Sandy started this week at the Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge.
Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey says that fortunately, no officers were hurt as they battled with the gunman before shooting and critically wounding him.
The employees were notified on Nov. 6 at Lockheed Martin's plant in Moorestown.
Police are investigating two suspicious vehicle incidents in the Breckenridge Development of Gloucester Township.
Can the nation expect to see the same positive results across the country as was seen in Massachusetts?
When a Harlem Globetrotter speaks, kids listen. And that was certainly the case with these students at Pope John Paul II Regional School, in Willingboro.
According to one tax expert, the IRS cannot attach a lien to personal assets for not having health insurance.
The accident was reported at about 4 p.m. at the 1600 block of Swedesboro Road.
Lawyers for rival owner factions at the Philadelphia Inquirer were making arguments n a Philadelphia courtroom on what they say has been "editorial interference" by the ownership group.
