4th of July celebrations begin early in Camden, New Jersey
Fireworks lit up the sky along the Camden Waterfront Wednesday night.
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Fireworks lit up the sky along the Camden Waterfront Wednesday night.
The public is being welcomed back onto the Battleship New Jersey after repairs and maintenance on the historic ship.
Camden, New Jersey, is celebrating the Fourth of July a day early with Freedom Festival, which includes food vendors, music and fireworks at Wiggins Waterfront Park.
People can "Follow You Down" to Wiggins Waterfront Park to celebrate the Fourth of July this year with the 26th annual Freedom Festival, featuring a concert by 90s band Gin Blossoms.
The Battleship New Jersey is back in Camden for a welcome home celebration.
Schools, police and other organizations provide opportunities for Camden families to pick up food and other necessities during the summer.
Schools, community organizations and even the police department are working to provide Camden kids with meals this summer.
Camden School District and Mighty Writers providing meals for students out of school.
New Jersey power broker George Norcross was hit with state racketeering charges on Monday along with five others. A Stockton University professor believes this is a reckoning on state political establishments.
Some Camden residents said Norcross has held on to power for too long in the Garden State.
In 2021, Mayor Victor Carstarphen dedicated $6 million to remove the 70,000 tons of non-hazardous contaminated material.
Democratic power broker George Norcross and his allies have been charged in a years-long racketeering investigation, New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin announced Monday in Trenton.
On Monday, AG Platkin alongside the Office of Public Integrity & Accountability unsealed a 13-count, 111-paged indictment charging Norcross with leading a criminal enterprise, along with five co-defendants in South Jersey and elsewhere.
The city of Camden is making preparations to ensure residents are staying cool as the Delaware Valley gets ready for next week's impending heat wave.
The city of Camden is making preparations to ensure residents are staying cool as the Delaware Valley gets ready for next week's impending heat wave.
After nearly three months, the Battleship New Jersey is back on the water after leaving the Navy Yard Friday morning.
After nearly three months of work at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, the Battleship New Jersey is back on the water again, and headed to Paulsboro, New Jersey prior to its June 20 return to Camden. Kim Hudson shows you the ship on the move.
Tickets for the 3-hour trip aboard the historic ship will run you $3,000.
The Battleship New Jersey has been at the Navy Yard in South Philly undergoing repairs since late March.
In a solemn tribute to the sacrifices made by American servicemen and women, Gold Star parents and veterans gathered at the historic Dempsey Daniel Butler Cemetery in Camden.
In a solemn tribute to the sacrifices made by American servicemen and women, Gold Star parents and veterans gathered at the historic Dempsey Daniel Butler Cemetery in Camden this Memorial Day. It was one of several events honoring fallen servicemembers around the region.
In Camden, 14% of kids have elevated levels of lead. Efforts are underway to make testing quick and easy.
An effort is underway in Camden, New Jersey, to make lead testing quick and easy for families. The program is already helping families whose children have been exposed to lead.
Cherron Reynolds is Camden High School's only junior chef, and he has big dreams of becoming a master while teaching others.
Sophomore Cherron Reynolds is the first and only junior chef at Camden High School - he says his omelet is his specialty. The head of the school's nutrition program hopes he makes it to the Culinary Institute of America. Wakisha Bailey reports in this latest Focusing on the Future.
