Code Blue In Effect As First Snowfall Hits Parts Of The Region
Officials across the Delaware Valley have issued a Code Blue Advisory as some of the coldest air of the season moves into the region.
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Officials across the Delaware Valley have issued a Code Blue Advisory as some of the coldest air of the season moves into the region.
Parts of New Jersey are bracing for snow.
A New Jersey yacht captain previously convicted of negligence in a fatal crash off the coast of Rhode Island two years ago has been indicted for manslaughter.
A New Jersey police officer who prosecutors say traded sexual favors for lesser charges is going to prison.
Once considered a part of Camden's renaissance, the city's $35 million baseball stadium will soon make way for athletic fields.
A pastor at a Medford Township church has been charged with sexually assaulting four minors for more than a decade.
Police are investigating an armed robbery at a Gamestop in Gloucester county.
An officer in New Jersey was able to capture a rare event that lit up the sky.
With political attention centered on Alabama's special US Senate election next week, a regional politician is ready to lend his voice to one of the combatants.
An obese squirrel has been caught on video stealing gourmet chocolate and lip balm that a New Jersey family leaves out yearly as a holiday treat for delivery people.
One person has been taken to the hospital after a multi-vehicle crash on Route 206.
Home bakers in New Jersey say their brownies and muffins are perfectly safe and they should be able to sell them, according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday seeking to strike down the country's only ban on the sale of homemade baked goods.
Since 2008, Operation Homefront has helped provide more than 75,000 military families with groceries and gift cards for the holidays.
The measure is up for a final vote in the state senate on Thursday.
An Atlantic City man who allegedly sexually assaulted multiple children has been indicted, the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office has announced.
