Police: Woman's Body Discovered In Water Off Shore Of Ocean City
Anyone with information is asked to contact the New Jersey State Police Atlantic City Marine Station at 609-441-3586 or the Ocean City Police Department at 609-399-9111.
Watch CBS News
Anyone with information is asked to contact the New Jersey State Police Atlantic City Marine Station at 609-441-3586 or the Ocean City Police Department at 609-399-9111.
It's a classic case of "I wish I thought of that." A few college friends turned an idea into a successful business.
With 25 thousand jobs lost in the last couple of years, paired with skyrocketing taxes and poverty, economic analyst Angelos Angelou suggests efforts should no longer be centered just on Atlantic City.
Warren Hills Regional High School students return to class after learning their star quarterback died after sustaining an injury on the field.
Authorities say rapper Fetty Wap has been injured in a motorcycle crash in his New Jersey hometown.
According to officials, a woman in need of a kidney transplant was escorted from New Jersey to Philadelphia during the Papal Visit.
Not everyone will be filing into Philadelphia to see the Pope.
The Cherry Hill Armory played host to an annual effort to assist homeless veterans and others in need of help.
An investigation is underway.
Construction is expected to begin about this time next year, once permits are approved and the project gets the green light from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority. The work is scheduled to take some three years to complete.
The annual Irish Festival is set for September 24-27 in Wildwood, N.J.
Ripoffs take a lot of different forms. And for older folks, much of it happens through the mail or over the phone. But truth be told, state officials insist anyone can be a victim, often without realizing it.
Another lawsuit has been filed over Atlantic City's shuttered former Revel casino.
Anyone with information is asked to the Camden County Prosecutor's Office or the Oaklyn Police Department.
Camden parents and activists joined their counterparts from Newark to confront policymakers in downtown Camden who support school choice.
