Winter storm coming Saturday, but don't expect to shovel snow around Philly
A winter storm will drop significant snow on the Poconos and parts north and west of Philly. Delaware and South Jersey will mostly get rain.
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A winter storm will drop significant snow on the Poconos and parts north and west of Philly. Delaware and South Jersey will mostly get rain.
This week, Cherelle Parker made history by becoming the first female mayor of Philadelphia, the region is preparing for the first winter storm of 2024 and much more.
By the time the project is complete, a majority of Atlantic City will be covered and officials hope it will help stop crime before it starts.
Temple Health joins Cooper, Main Line Health, University of Pennsylvania Health System and Jefferson Health in requiring masks amid a surge in respiratory illnesses in the area.
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Strong coastal storms have been causing major beach erosion, and this weekend's weather could make things worse.
Mayor Dave Fleisher said NJDOT is not notifying small businesses and surrounding communities about construction changes resulting from the project.
The last straw for the mayor was apparently Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's decision to send buses to New Jersey train stations connecting to New York City to thwart an executive order.
The forecast of a coming weekend storm is becoming clearer, and it looks like Philadelphia will see mostly rain.
Asylum seekers bound for New York City have been passing through New Jersey transit centers, officials say.
Camden County officials said they're ready for a potential winter storm after two mild winters.
The Carter family is like many in the region — sick with respiratory infections.
Members of a mosque are devastated after their imam was shot and killed Wednesday.
The first significant winter storm of the season could bring the first notable snow accumulation to the Philadelphia area in almost two years.
New Jersey officials are tracking buses filled with asylum seekers arriving at various suburban transit centers who then quickly board trains and buses to New York City.
