Margate City, New Jersey, to start ticketing parents of unruly juveniles
Another South Jersey beach town is cracking down on supervising unruly children and teens before the summer season has officially started.
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Another South Jersey beach town is cracking down on supervising unruly children and teens before the summer season has officially started.
Lily Adkins, an Alex's Lemonade Stand hero, proves that a cancer diagnosis may be part of who you are, but it's not everything.
The Wildwood Board of Commissioners approved a ban Wednesday on backpacks and other large bags on its boardwalks and beaches effective from 8 p.m. to 4 a.m daily.
Father's Day is the last seasonable day before temperatures rise ushering in the first heat wave of the season this week.
After conducting a storm survey, the National Weather Service Mount Holly confirmed Saturday afternoon that an EF-0 landspout tornado touched down in Lawrence Township, New Jersey, between 5:59-6 p.m. Friday.
Storm damage in Lawrence Township, Mercer County, prompted the National Weather Service to send a survey team out Saturday to assess the damage.
Get ready for beautiful weekend weather around the Philadelphia region with mostly sunny skies, low humidity, and highs in the low to middle 80s.
Severe storms arrived Friday afternoon after a hot and humid day providing those storms with plenty of energy.
There's no need to get FOMO if you're not going to the shore this weekend because the Philadelphia region will be bumping with events and festivals you won't want to miss.
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.
In celebration of the upcoming Juneteenth holiday, leaders in Camden County gathered Friday to unveil the first-ever historical markers commemorating the Black experience in Haddonfield.
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.
The scam targeting low-income families' SNAP benefits is being investigated by at least one federal agency as a part of larger, transnational organized crime.
Brennah Lambert, a proud lesbian and a vegan, is serving up a rainbow of plant-based delights in her Audubon, New Jersey, cafe, LesbiVeggies.
Anthonise Fields and her daughter are recruiting people in the Philadelphia area to participate in a historic long-term study looking at why Black women have higher cancer death rates than other groups.
Thousands of people are victims of stolen SNAP benefits in New Jersey every month, officials said.
An attorney for the wife of New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez said she "has medical equipment implanted in her body and is in intense, chronic pain."
Police said some juveniles who disrupted Gloucester Township Day had an Orbeez gun, and that another incident involving the toy weapon happened Thursday.
The high temperature lands around 90 degrees on Thursday in the Philadelphia region, with a chance of storms Friday night.
Wildwood isn't the only spot down the Shore that's had issues with unruly crowds lately, and some state leaders said parents should be held responsible for the actions of their children.
The testimony is the second time that a top law enforcement figure has said Menendez sought to speak about a criminal case affecting a New Jersey businessman.
Atlantic City is rolling out a new resource to help families have better access to quality meals. The AtlantiCare mobile market is now open and on the move.
A Trenton, New Jersey, mother spoke to CBS News Philadelphia about what happened when her SNAP benefits were stolen and used at a store in Illinois.
Atlantic City is rolling out a new resource to help families have better access to quality meals. Ryan Hughes reports the AtlantiCare mobile market is now open and on the move.
Wildwood issued a state of emergency last month during Memorial Day weekend because of large unruly crowds.
