Pedestrian Struck By Car In Burlington County
A Pedestrian is recovering after being struck by a car early Sunday morning in Delran, Burlington County.
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A Pedestrian is recovering after being struck by a car early Sunday morning in Delran, Burlington County.
Oil analyst Tom Kloza says the lowest prices might be ahead in November and December.
Dozens of activists and community members gathered at the steps of the New Jersey Statehouse to show their support for legalizing marijuana.
Camden County first responders and health care professionals, along with the general public, are being invited to a training session this coming week to help combat Ebola.
Two people sitting in a car were wounded when two people approached their vehicle and started shooting.
State Senator Raymond Lesniak of North Jersey first sponsored sports betting legislation eight-years ago and has been fighting for it ever since.
A contractor who took deposits for work that was never done at two central New Jersey homes damaged by Superstorm Sandy has been sentenced to five years in state prison.
A central New Jersey dog trainer who severely beat a canine that died while in his care has sentenced to five years in prison.
Casino workers were in shock after learning that a judge had granted a request by Atlantic City's Trump Taj Mahal to throw out their union contract.
The bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Camden wants a group of experts to map out the future of church based education in South Jersey.
Gov. Chris Christie and his wife reported nearly $700,000 in income last year, a significant jump from 2012, according to tax returns released Friday by his office.
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A federal bankruptcy judge in Delaware has approved the plan from billionaire investor Carl Icahn to take over the Trump Taj Mahal casino-hotel, in Atlantic City.
Authorities have locked down two southern New Jersey schools after a bullet was found.
Judge Kevin Gross is being asked by billionaire investor Carl Icahn, who holds most of the Taj Mahal's debt, to dissolve union contracts and pension plans as one condition of taking over the place and keeping it running.
