Officials: Charcoal Briquettes Sparked New Jersey Pine Barrens Fire
State environmental officials say some charcoal briquettes apparently sparked a forest fire that has burned roughly 1,000 acres in New Jersey's Pine Barrens.
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State environmental officials say some charcoal briquettes apparently sparked a forest fire that has burned roughly 1,000 acres in New Jersey's Pine Barrens.
The latest edition of the U.S. News & World Report college rankings included a number of local colleges and universities.
ACR Energy, a company providing electric power to the Revel, contends, in court papers, that Glenn Straub wants out of Atlantic City. Straub insists that's simply untrue.
Less than a year ago, two South Jersey women looked around their community and saw people who needed help. They started collecting clothing and food to give away. They thought it would be a small project. But as Eyewitness News anchor Ukee Washington shows us, it's grown very big very fast.
Checker attended the unveiling of the mural in Wildwood, New Jersey.
Shore season is unofficially over, but September is one of the busiest months in the Wildwoods.
Planes, cars and bikes make for an action packed post-Labor Day in Ocean City.
A motion has been filed in a federal appeals court that seeks a rehearing of last month's ruling rejecting New Jersey's sports betting law.
Authorities say a forest fire that has burned roughly 1,000 acres in New Jersey's Pine Barrens is now 100 percent contained.
All signs are pointing to another memorable summer at the Jersey shore, in terms of the number of people who visited.
A man well known in Camden for working with the city's homeless population has been arrested and charged with running a drug market that sold heroin and crack cocaine.
A fire was reported Monday night in Stone Harbor, New Jersey.
The fire was reported Monday near Woodmansie Road, north of Route 72.
Labor Day weekend marks the unofficial end to the summer season, but many will still be squeezing out the warm weather through the fall.
A southern New Jersey couple stranded for months in Portugal after the premature birth of their child is now back home.
