South Jersey communities worry about flooding while remaining hopeful for an end to the rain
Many along the Delaware Valley are uneasy as roads closed in South Jersey Wednesday afternoon with the wet weather.
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Many along the Delaware Valley are uneasy as roads closed in South Jersey Wednesday afternoon with the wet weather.
Days of heavy rain are causing floods around the Delaware Valley. The Bucks County district attorney is planning to pursue the death penalty against Andre Gordon, the man officials say killed three family members last month. CBS News Philadelphia has the news and weather headlines you need to know on April 3, 2024.
Many across the Delaware Valley are worried about flooding as several roads are now closed in South Jersey. Ryan Hughes explains straight days of rain are taking its toll.
Andre Gordon Jr. will be held at the Bucks County Correctional Facility without bail after he waived his extradition in front of a Mercer County, New Jersey judge. His next hearing is set for April 16.
A New Jersey police officer said he's trying to get his life back after he was charged with assault on a toddler. Investigative reporter Liz Crawford has the story.
The Bucks County District Attorney plans to seek the death penalty for Andre Gordon Jr., the man accused of killing three family members and carjacking multiple people.
From comedy shows at The Fillmore and Punch Line Philly to rocking out at City Winery Philadelphia, the Delaware Valley will be the place you'll want to stay this weekend.
Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr. held a press conference Monday to address the search warrants served at his home last week and charges against the Atlantic City High School principal.
Monday's Powerball jackpot has soared to an estimated $1 billion after no one won the grand prize Saturday night.
Residents in South Jersey bought plenty of tickets for the estimated $1 billion jackpot, hoping it was their lucky night.
The 16-year-old suspect faces a second-degree manslaughter charge after he allegedly punched a man, causing him to fall and hit his head.
The New Jersey Department of Environment Protection is building wildlife tunnels underneath roadways to help save wildlife statewide.
Four days after search warrants were executed at the home of Marty Small, Sr. and his wife and Atlantic City Public Schools Superintendent La'Quetta Small, the Atlantic City mayor spoke out, sharing some details and addressing rumors.
New Jersey is planning more projects statewide to reduce wildlife mortality.
The mayor and his lawyer held a news conference Monday morning.
Philadelphia kicks off April with more rain in the wake of the fourth wettest March on record, but will showers clear out in time for Monday night's Phillies' game against the Reds?
This week on Jersey Pulse: Some cargo is being diverted to South Jersey after the bridge collapse in Baltimore, a giveaway helps students find the perfect prom dress and new safety measures come to the White Horse Pike.
Here are the numbers drawn from the Powerball on Saturday March 30.
A youth wrestling coach and former state champion who made headlines for becoming the NCAA's first openly gay college wrestler was sentenced to more than 7 years in a case involving images of children.
The new ruling shakes a foundational component of New Jersey's primary election ballots, which tend to group candidates with party support in a single column.
If you're looking for a bouquet or just a good time, Dalton Farms in Swedesboro has pick-your-own tulips.
A New Jersey judge has ruled against the design of the state's ballot for the primary, saying it favors candidates backed by the major political parties and makes non-establishment candidates harder to find.
Dalton Farms on Oak Grove Road in Swedesboro, New Jersey has over 1.5 million flowers growing, including plenty of tulips and daffodils. It's a sight to see and take pictures with, and weekends at the farm will also feature food trucks, adult beverages and live music. Madeleine Wright chats with owner Keith Dalton and is in awe of the rows of flowers as far as the eye can see at this Gloucester County establishment.
An important tool is being distributed to houses of worship in New Jersey to help keep everyone safe. These kits are there just in case.
An important tool is being distributed to houses of worship in New Jersey to help keep everyone safe. These kits are there just in case. Sadly, those "just in case moments" are becoming more frequent across the country. Ryan Hughes reports.
