Change In Schedule Threatens To Hurt Jersey Shore Town's Summer Revenue
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has released a new schedule for the Army Corps of Engineers' project to build beaches and dunes on Absecon Island.
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The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has released a new schedule for the Army Corps of Engineers' project to build beaches and dunes on Absecon Island.
Medical evidence is now in play in the trial of David Creato, charged with the murder of his 3-year-old son a year and a half ago.
Danielle Grant and Kim Abraham both gave birth to baby boys last Friday.
News about a potential restructuring of the Cherry Hill School District drew hundreds to the school board meeting Tuesday night.
Wildlife officials in Cumberland County are looking for six boys caught on camera vandalizing an osprey nest.
It wasn't stormy, but it was windy when the tree toppled in the 500 block of Mercer Road in Princeton.
Police in Hunterdon County are searching for a 250-pound Ronald McDonald statue that they say was stolen last week.
Jurors at the David Creato murder trial heard from the defendant's girlfriend at the time three-year-old Brendan died in October 2015.
Volunteer troopers from the New Jersey State Police are taking a flight to Disney World to spend the day with kids who have special needs.
Moorestown Upper Elementary School students got a virtual reality tour of the red planet, thanks to Lockheed-Martin and it's Mars Bus.
A 'superbug' fungus is emerging as a new menace in U.S. hospitals, mostly in New York and New Jersey.
An iconic diner in Marlton, New Jersey has been closed for almost nine years.
A New Jersey author is donating a portion of his book sales to purchase bullet-proof vests for police dogs and pet oxygen masks for rescue squads and fire departments.
With hundreds of children with autism in mind, the New Jersey-based Bancroft organization hosted the Ninja Warrior Challenge on Sunday morning at the Camden Baseball Stadium.
A baseball stadium that was once hailed as a sign of the bright future of the waterfront in the poverty-stricken city of Camden now sits mostly empty, but hundreds of millions in redevelopment projects are rising up around it.
