I-95 collapse: How South Jersey and Bucks County are being impacted
The I-95 collapse in Philadelphia has had a ripple effect for drivers across the region, including in South Jersey and Bucks County.
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The I-95 collapse in Philadelphia has had a ripple effect for drivers across the region, including in South Jersey and Bucks County.
While all of us will have a chance of heavy rain (much needed!), gusty winds and hail, it's southern Jersey and Delaware that have the best chance of severe storms.
Route 130, between Cove Road and Union Avenue in Pennsauken Township, is completely shut down during Monday's commute due to a fire.
Authorities say they have almost completely contained two forest fires in the New Jersey Pinelands.
The New Jersey Forest Fire Service officials explain why both the City Line and the Buzby Boggs Wildfires could be burning for months.
The New Jersey Forest Fire Service officials provide a status update on the City Line Wildfire Friday and the Buzby Boggs Wildfire in Burlington County Saturday.
The Philadelphia health commissioner says while the worst of the smoke pollution is over it's not gone and people should remain cautious.
A man drowned in Avon-by-the-Sea after he jumped into the ocean to save his teenage daughter from a rip current.
Air Force Lt. Col. Bryan Shoupe surprised his two sons and daughter at their schools in Lumberton Township, Burlington County.
Philadelphia's air quality is much better Saturday compared to Friday, but there may be a risk to some people who have heightened sensitivities to air pollution.
This week, our region dealt with poor air quality, a historic Pride parade in Media brought hundreds of people together to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community, and scientists say they are making progress to get the invasive spotted lanternfly under control.
Hazardous haze and smoke from the eastern Canadian wildfires are making for dangerous conditions and impacting local events.
Delivery and ride-sharing drivers share concerns for their health as they continue to work in hazy smoke conditions.
Philadelphia is currently in the most hazardous air quality category as smoke from wildfires in Canada moves through the region.
The cause of the fire in Jackson Township remains under investigation.
