What's left behind after historic Jimmy's Waterhole wildfire
Jimmy's Waterhole wildfire burned nearly 4,000 acres in Ocean County, New Jersey, last month.
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Jimmy's Waterhole wildfire burned nearly 4,000 acres in Ocean County, New Jersey, last month.
With rain still in the forecast to start the week, we'll start to hit the 70s by next weekend in the Delaware Valley.
The man's wife was also arrested and charged with making terroristic threats against police during the confrontation.
Authorities say DNA evidence has proven that a man who died in prison several years ago was responsible for the 1984 murder of a 19-year-old New Jersey woman.
Philadelphia 76ers coach Doc Rivers says NBA MVP finalist Joel Embiid is doubtful for Game 1 of the playoff series against the Celtics
Atlantic City officials say they canceled the Bamboozle music festival scheduled for May 5-7 after organizers did not submit required paperwork.
Farmers say right now is the ideal time to get seeds into the ground but this weather is holding them back.
Rowan University broke ground Friday on New Jersey's first-ever veterinary school, called the Shreiber School of Veterinary Medicine.
This week, our Pat Gallen hyped up Union fans at Subaru Park, the first graduating class recipients of Octavius Catto Scholarship were honored, and students in a South Jersey art class are drawing a "kindness quilt."
The facility contains dozens of high-performance computers, which will be used by casual gamers and the university's esports teams.
Wawa on Thursday opened its 1,000th store, with the newest location in Oaklyn, Camden County.
Eagles star linebacker Haason Reddick came together with his hometown community Wednesday to help clean up Camden neighborhoods.
New Jersey is a hot spot for the fungus and health officials are renewing warnings because it's resistant to treatment.
The French-style pop-up picnic, Le Diner En Blanc is returning to the Atlantic City Boardwalk this June.
After the debate on windfarms in New Jersey and New York, a panel of elected officials and environmental groups says climate change is the greatest danger to the world's oceans and marine life.
