EYES ON ELSA: Tracking Tropical Storm Elsa As Jersey Shore Prepares For Potentially Dangerous Conditions
Ocean City is bracing for a night of heavy rain and high winds from Elsa.
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Ocean City is bracing for a night of heavy rain and high winds from Elsa.
A landmark at the Jersey Shore known for its spectacular seafood has had a makeover.
A viral video showed Mathews likening a Black man to a wild animal. And in another video, he is heard using the N-word.
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal is suing Weyhill Realty Holdings for placing hazardous waste.
The Philadelphia region is under a severe thunderstorm watch until 9 p.m. as the area prepares to feel the effects of Tropical Storm Elsa.
There's a hive of activity at a shopping destination in Atlantic City.
As Elsa moves closer to our area, Jersey Shore residents are bracing themselves for the threat of flooding and powerful winds.
It happened just before midnight Wednesday on Route 55 southbound, south of exit 35, Garden Road.
Hundreds of protesters gathered outside of his home Monday afternoon after video of a racist rant went viral.
Police were called to Mathews' home Friday shortly after a disturbing video went viral where police say Mathews was "shouting offensive and racial slurs" at a neighbor.
Lifeguards have been quite busy in Atlantic City Wednesday, telling swimmers to stay closer to the shore.
Camden County officials say they lowered the level of Cooper River Lake to try and offset river swell. They also cleared storm drains.
From the ocean to the bay, Brigantine locals are keeping a close eye on Elsa.
The press conference will be on CBSN Philly at 1 p.m.
An investigation will be launched into the Mount Laurel Police Department's handling of the incident depicted in the viral video.
