Bear Watch: Black Bear Sighted In Gloucester County
It was in the area of North Black Horse Pike and Prosser Avenue.
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It was in the area of North Black Horse Pike and Prosser Avenue.
The man, whose identity has not been verified, was seen kneeling on another man lying down along Delsea Drive, in a pose similar to the one former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin used on George Floyd.
City leaders called the two-hour meeting a listening session and it happened while protests swept all across the region.
At 8:45 p.m., they lit candles and cell phones.
Anna Rose Rubright is Rowan University's first graduate with Down syndrome.
Emma Burns is a South Jersey graduate of Widener University.
Businesses across Washington Township are collaborating in order to honor this year's high school seniors.
The child is Nattani's neighbor and was also coached by him.
Officials say the fire may have started in the one home's garage then spread to a second home.
New Jersey school districts are scrambling to make changes after Murphy made the decision to continue remote learning for the remainder of the year.
In South Jersey, a Clayton resident donated her $1,200 stimulus check to provide meals for hospital workers.
Many people have been driving along Wrenfield Drive to see the colorful tribute.
Marcy Braun celebrated her 85th birthday on Friday.
Strokes have been linked to a growing number of young COVID-19 patients
The assistant fire chief says this was a two-alarm blaze, but the house is a complete loss.
Police arrested Jenna Richardson Wednesday after they got a call about a fight between two women.
Happy birthday, Mary!
Axe and Arrow Brewing is one of more than 40 New Jersey breweries joining in to help people without work in the hospitality industry.
Joanne Maloney, 78, and Mickey Maloney, 81, are fighting the coronavirus and winning.
Gov. Phil Murphy announced changes to public transportation and businesses on Saturday.
Shoppers have been lined up all morning to get their groceries and a Glassboro ShopRite has adhered to those mandates put forth by New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy.
A drive-thru testing site for COVID-19 in Gloucester County will not be open Thursday.
A new drive-thru testing site opened Wednesday morning in Gloucester County.
It will be located at Rowan College on Tanyard Road in Sewell.
Proof of township residency will be required.
