NEXT Weather: Rainy, foggy Thursday and Friday with unseasonably warm temps
Light but steady rain and fog continue through the day and into Friday before lightening up Friday night.
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Light but steady rain and fog continue through the day and into Friday before lightening up Friday night.
Ida's Bookshop is breathing a sigh of relief after just raising enough money to keep the store open.
New Jersey Transit wants to raise fare prices by 15% starting on Monday, July 1. It would be the first fare hike since 2015.
New Jersey's State of Emergency was lifted Wednesday at 5 p.m. after initially declaring the emergency over two weeks ago due to the winter storm.
A Camden mother is calling out the Camden City school district after she says her son who has autism was attacked by multiple students at school.
Starting Tuesday, one lane of the New Hope-Lambertville Toll-Supported Bridge will close.
A 3-year-old and now Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation Ambassador overcame kidney cancer after a sudden diagnosis blindsided the New Jersey family.
Some rain is in the forecast for Wednesday night and Thursday morning in our region.
The cause of a house fire that killed an adult and a dog Tuesday night is under investigation, the Ewing Police Department said.
New Jersey's new law will expand health insurance coverage for infertility services to now include LGBTQ+ individuals.
The Wildwood community and strangers are stepping in to help after a massive fire leaves 20 people displaced and a woman hospitalized.
Temperatures are back to seasonably normal Tuesday with a high close to 43 degrees. Rain starts moving in Wednesday before temps surge to the 50s on Thursday.
Crews are working through the night to fix a massive sinkhole that opened up in Burlington County.
Highs Monday will be close to 37 degrees, which could help with snow melting. Expect even warmer temperatures through the rest of the week, but with multiple chances for rain.
Cold temperatures and prolonged exposure to snow increase a cat's risk for frostbite and hypothermia. PSPCA animal advocate Carol Erickson shares how you can help keep outdoor cats safe in the winter.
