NJ Students Watch As 15 People Become Naturalized American Citizens
In Marlton today, 15 people from 11 countries became naturalized American citizens.
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In Marlton today, 15 people from 11 countries became naturalized American citizens.
Twin infants were found dead in an apartment in Lindenwold on Wednesday morning.
Gloucester Township Police are investigating after they say a suspicious man attempted to give a young girl a ride.
Police are still investigating possible injuries and developments of the shooting.
Plans to build a new hospital just outside Glassboro are moving along as expected.
Two water-front homes go up in flames on Friday morning in Avalon.
Starting Monday, customers can enjoy Friendly's treats without getting out of the car.
Less than three months till NJ residents head to the polls.
President Donald Trump might not make it on the ballot in 2020 in New Jersey if he doesn't disclose his tax returns under a bill approved by lawmakers.
A Linwood middle school teacher is facing criminal charges after authorities say an incident involving the teacher left a child injured.
The first draft of President Trump's first federal budget does not address a growing concern down the shore.
Democrats from coast to coast are making their case against Republican efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare.
Gov. Chris Christie says a winter storm that was expected to drop several inches of snow across New Jersey turned out to be an "under performer."
Jon Bon Jovi is offering help to a fellow musician recovering from a medical crisis.
The USS New Jersey might be retired from active service, but the ship is getting a major upgrade along the Camden waterfront.
The Burlington County Prosecutor's office is offering $45,000 in reward money to solve nine unsolved murder cases.
The mayor of Paterson directed three supervisors in the public works department and other municipal employees to perform work at a warehouse leased by his daughter and nephew while being paid overtime by the city, state authorities said Tuesday.
New technology in South Jersey is helping paramedics respond to medical emergencies faster.
Governor Chris Christie approved the policy change, which adds "serious threat" to the list of things to be considered by police in approving a gun carry permit.
Cherry Hill Mayor Chuck Cahn welcomed the show of support saying, "We sent a message that 'hate has no home in Cherry Hill.'"
U.S. Senator Bob Menendez was in Cherry Hill Sunday night addressing threats to the Jewish Community Center there and at others across the country.
Authorities say the boy's mom suffered a life-threatening medical emergency and was struggling to breathe and remain conscious.
The demolition comes less than 24-hours after the Camden County Historic Society had filed a court order to save it.
The Northern New Jersey Council of the Boy Scouts of America are reportedly paying a 9-year-old transgender boy $18,000 and apologizing to him after he was thrown out of a cub pack last year.
Sweeney said it's a state of the art facility.
