Atlantic City ends boil water advisory
Water is safe to drink now, officials said.
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Water is safe to drink now, officials said.
Who gets the most snow, when does snow change to rain and when is it all out of here in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware?
CBS News Philadelphia was on your corner in Allentown and Quakertown, Pa., and Pennsauken, N.J., observing conditions and checking in with drivers and residents all day Saturday.
Windswept rain was the only issue in South Jersey on Saturday. Ryan Hughes reports in Pennsauken. READ MORE: https://cbsloc.al/41RkK1G
Officials in Atlantic City said Sunday afternoon that water is now safe to drink.
A problem at a water treatment plant is causing water to be cloudy which could indicate the presence of disease-causing organisms. READ MORE: https://cbsloc.al/48K3nC8
No salt needed in New Jersey as South Jersey faces heavy rains. NJDOT warns drivers to take it easy as roads are still slick.
Gov. Murphy said New Jersey is ready to respond to the flooding rain threat in the south and the heavy snow in the north.
Slush and melted snow could freeze on some roads overnight around the Lehigh Valley, leading to slick conditions.
Tractor-trailers, motorcycles and other commercial vehicles will be required to pull off of some North Jersey interstates. The region is getting ready for a winter storm.
New Jersey is restricting travel for tractor-trailers, motorcycles, recreational vehicles and other vehicles on North Jersey highways.
This storm will look different depending on whether you're in the Philadelphia suburbs, Lehigh Valley or South Jersey and Delaware - Tammie Souza breaks it down.
A warehouse fire in North Jersey continues to burn Friday night. More than 100 firefighters have been working on that fire at a vacant building at Elizabeth Industrial Park.
Officials in Atlantic City issued a boil water emergency Friday night. They said an issue with water processing is causing the drinking water to be cloudy and it should not be consumed at this time.
It's that time of year when houses need to be prepped for the changing conditions. Ryan Hughes went to Cherry Hill and found some helpful information ahead of back-to-back storm systems.
Some homeowners said while they're worried about these upcoming storms, they feel there's not much they can do to prepare.
With the potential for heavy rain impacting the Philadelphia region the first weekend of January and the following week, some low-lying areas in South Jersey, particularly in Burlington County, could see flooding. Brandon Goldner reports.
The forecast of a coming weekend storm is becoming clearer, and it looks like Philadelphia will see mostly rain.
This week, Cherelle Parker made history by becoming the first female mayor of Philadelphia, the region is preparing for the first winter storm of 2024 and much more.
By the time the project is complete, a majority of Atlantic City will be covered and officials hope it will help stop crime before it starts.
The Atlantic City Police Department uses a 24/7 surveillance center and dozens of cameras to identify suspects and aid its efforts to stop and prevent crime in the city.
From new leaders in Philadelphia's City Hall to potential trouble on the presidential campaign trail, here's what we're watching this new year.
Strong coastal storms have been causing major beach erosion, and this weekend's weather could make things worse.
Mayor Dave Fleisher said NJDOT is not notifying small businesses and surrounding communities about construction changes resulting from the project.
The Jersey Shore is expected to see heavy rains this weekend, but one of the main concerns is beach erosion. Ryan Hughes reports from Atlantic City.
