Camden Crime Numbers Down Overall But Not On Every Front
Year to date, there has been a 14% increase in shootings in Camden compared to last year.
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Year to date, there has been a 14% increase in shootings in Camden compared to last year.
New Jersey State Police said Saturday they will increase the number of troopers at the Giants-Patriots game in East Rutherford's MetLife Stadium in light of the Paris attacks
Gov. Tom Wolf and New Jersey State Police say after the recent deadly attacks in Paris there is no credible threat at this time.
A new poll of Garden State voters suggests drivers want that levy left alone.
The Food Bank of South Jersey is holding a turkey drop off today until 3 p.m. at its Pennsauken headquarters.
The blaze began just after 1 a.m. on the 200 block of Forrest Lane.
More than 400 people showed up for the 9th Annual "Harvest for Hunger" fundraiser.
We have a warning tonight about using gift cards to buy things online. More and more people are doing it, but as Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan warns, you could get burned. In this report, he shows how not to use an Amazon gift card.
It's a cozy little bakery that just opened in a cozy little town. A friendly place for a visit with a friend over soup and a salad or maybe a sweet treat.
96-year-old World War II Veteran Salvatore DeSanto refuses to really retire. He was laid off from a maintenance job in June that he started when he was 65, and now he is looking for new work.
Police say the safe zones are meant to increase the safety of online transactions by offering a highly visible location to complete the purchases.
Their backyards have been eroding for several months.
While the kids will benefit the most from the more than $33,000 in funding given by AT&T, the stars of Thursday's show were the water robots children from the Boys and Girls Club built.
You might not be thinking snow as you hit the road. But rest assured agencies in the tri-state charged with being ready when the first flake falls have their ducks, or is it plows, in a row.
Edward Snowden's name has become synonymous with the push toward privacy, ever since he started leaking classified details of government mass surveillance programs two years ago. And now he's dispensing some advice on how best to safeguard your communications.
