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The latest robotic technology is helping spinal cord injury victims get back on their feet.
The Gloucester County Prosecutor says no criminal charges will be filed against a Franklin Township police officer who struck and killed a 10-year-old boy with his vehicle on December 28.
Students at Cherry Hill High School West teamed up with a co-founding member of the group, 'Manhattan Transfer,' on Friday to the delight of residents of an assisted living complex.
Gasoline prices at several South Jersey stations are dipping under $2 a gallon. And a "price war" between two stations in Deptford has pushed them even lower.
State Police in New Jersey are warning about the batch of drugs being sold on the street.
New Jersey law enforcement officials are proposing some changes to tighten the rules for gun retailers.
John's battling for his life against anaplastic ganglioglioma, a rare but aggressive malignant tumor on his brain.
The accident occurred at milepost 26.9 in Bellmawr Boro when a tractor-trailer struck the I-76 overpass.
Haddon Township Police say a barricade situation has ended without any injuries Wednesday afternoon.
The driver reportedly disregarded a school bus stop sign, driving past the bus and striking the child.
Hunter's situation compelled New Jersey Assemblyman Troy Singleton (D- Mount Laurel) to file Bill A4062 which would allow families of firefighters, police and EMT's who died on active duty to keep their health insurance for an extended period.
Nearly a month after he was shot outside his brother-in-law's southern New Jersey home, rapper Beanie Sigel has been released from a hospital.
At 26, Victoria Napolitano could be the youngest mayor ever in Moorestown, New Jersey.
The New Jersey Supreme Court is considering a motion to move enforcement of affordable housing laws from a state agency to the court system.
PennDOT and City officials started treating roads late Sunday night, and at midnight PennDOT began rolling out the road crews, meaning a full fleet of salt and brine trucks and plows are ready to go.
