Camden County Police Officers Rescue Mother And 2 Children From Burning Home
Officials say officers from the Camden County Police Department rescued a family from a burning home in Camden Wednesday afternoon.
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Officials say officers from the Camden County Police Department rescued a family from a burning home in Camden Wednesday afternoon.
Despite a bright, quiet start to the new year, we won't have to wait long for our first large system.
Flames broke out around 3 a.m. Thursday at the site of the old Arrow Safety Device Company in the 200 block of Holeman Street in Mount Holly and quickly grew to three alarms.
Two police officers fatally shot a man who was in a car the officers had stopped in southern New Jersey, but authorities weren't releasing further details Wednesday other than that a handgun was recovered at the scene.
New Jerseyans waited anxiously to welcome 2015. Eyewitness News caught up with people spending the night on the USS New Jersey on the Delaware River.
Most of Atlantic City's casinos heralded the new year by announcing entertainment acts that would perform as the clock struck midnight. But one is advertising the fact that it has survived 2014.
The American Meteor Society, which is compiling reported sightings of the cosmic event, received more than 1,100 reports of the event as of Wednesday afternoon.
When most people hear "tax increase," their blood pressure goes up. But maybe not this time.
With the arrival of the new year comes a bump in New Jersey's minimum wage. But not a big one.
The winning numbers from the Monday, Dec. 29 drawing were: 08, 14, 21, 26, 31 and 45.
It happened around 9:20 p.m. Tuesday on South Avenue near Henry Street.
Despite the city's economic woes, according to TravelMag.com Atlantic City is one of the most expensive places in the country to getaway for New Year's Eve.
A new designated driver service now operating in Philadelphia and South New Jersey promises to get customers and their cars home safely just in time for New Year's celebrations.
The crew, under show producer Ken Furstoss, has been working feverishly since Sunday, loading and wiring tens of thousands of explosive shells, each in its own mortar.
Mercer County prosecutors say 36-year-old Tomarkus Whitfield also faces three weapons charges in the indictment handed up by a county grand jury.
