Driver Faces Numerous Counts Following 2 Hit-And-Run Crashes
Wayne Township police say they found several bags of heroin and drug paraphernalia in the pickup truck driven by 32-year-old Christopher Crossnohere, of Jefferson.
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Wayne Township police say they found several bags of heroin and drug paraphernalia in the pickup truck driven by 32-year-old Christopher Crossnohere, of Jefferson.
The Camden Riversharks were being sued because the team owed more than $4-million in back rent, but the bank backed off this week and approved a deal to sell the ballpark to the county.
AAA Mid-Atlantic says the average price of a gallon of regular gas in the state on Friday was $2.16, down a penny from last week.
Range free, humane certified, organic (or, even better, plastic), Easter eggs flew through the air like drones on Saturday as winds gusted past 40 mph.
It happened around 5 a.m. Saturday just north of Exit 53.
New Jersey legalized six marijuana dispensaries five years ago. Three are in business today, with a fourth set to open later this year.
CBS 3 Eyewitness News has obtained new video of the arrest of a Vineland, New Jersey man who died while in police custody.
Rich Zeoli talked to lawyer and former federal prosecutor for the US Attorney's Office in New Jersey, Lee Vartan, on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT about the corruption charges against New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez.
New Jersey State Police say they have found the body of a woman who went missing nine years ago.
Two sources confirm to KYW Newsradio that Straub is talking to Stockton University about taking the former Showboat off their hands.
County prosecutor Sean Dalton says he issued the new rules after a young boy was killed by a police cruiser last December, which was speeding with neither siren nor flashing lights on.
The Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office is investigating.
Jon Bon Jovi will be among the speakers at Rutgers University's graduation ceremonies this spring.
A South Jersey community comes together to help a family in need.
Three years to the day after Atlantic City's $2.4 billion Revel casino opened — and seven months to the day after it closed — a bankruptcy court judge approved its sale to a Florida developer for about 4 cents on the dollar.
