Cops: Dispute Between 2 Employees Turns Deadly At Moorestown Business
One person is dead and another is in critical condition after a dispute between two employees turned deadly at a business in South Jersey Monday morning, police said.
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One person is dead and another is in critical condition after a dispute between two employees turned deadly at a business in South Jersey Monday morning, police said.
A tanker truck overturned and exploded into flames in Pennsauken, New Jersey.
The family of a fallen U.S. Marine from Gloucester County told Eyewitness News they were surprised, but honored when asked if their son could be featured on the back of a beer can.
Trenton officials say people should careful but not afraid to go outside. They're looking into the sightings and considering a robo-call warning to some neighborhoods if they see a problem.
There are now nine prescription drug drop boxes located across Camden County to provide residents with a free and anonymous way to dispose of unwanted prescription drugs.
The Cape May-Lewes Ferry has halted operations because of ice and wind.
The Atlantic County Institute of Technology bowling team is set to compete for a state title.
After failing to sell their property for a second time, owners of the Revel casino head back to court in an effort to re-coup some money from a former potential buyer.
The Cape May-Lewes Ferry will not be operating Thursday afternoon due to significant ice in the Cape May canal and the Delaware Bay.
Officials say there were no reported injuries and all residents safely got out of the home.
Forty-six New Jersey lottery winners from July 2013 to July 2014 used social security numbers of dead people to collect their winnings, according to an audit released Wednesday.
Nationwide outrage over police using lethal force sparked a seminar Wednesday for law enforcement and concerned citizens to learn more about officer involved shootings.
Princeton University says they have received a report of an undergraduate student with a suspected case of measles.
New Jersey's two U.S. Senators say $2.6 million in new federal Superstorm Sandy relief grants will be used for repair work at a hospital and a police station impacted by the storm.
The plans come as Atlantic City has lost four of its 12 casinos and is trying to make its tourism-centered economy less dependent on gambling.
The restaurant chain Saladworks has filed for bankruptcy but says its customers don't have to worry.
The new $500,000 initiative has multiple parts geared towards people looking to work in a variety of trades.
Investigators say a first-grade teacher from New Jersey allegedly let her teenage sons and their friends party at their home last Friday night.
A call to kill the deal to sell the bankrupt Revel Atlantic City to a Florida-based businessman remains in limbo after yet another court hearing in Camden. While a judge is expected to rule on Thursday, the developer is once again negotiating with the hotel-casino to salvage the transaction.
Eight inches of snow added up to shoulder-height mounds at the street ends along the Washington Street Mall as people dug out from a winter storm in Cape May.
A teenage girl was treated for possible hypothermia after she fell into an icy waterway in central New Jersey.
Police say that upon arrival they found water flooding the hallway and some rooms, creating a hazardous condition for the occupants.
Authorities say 44-year-old George Robinson Jr., of Camden, is charged with second degree Sexual Assault and third degree Endangering the Welfare of a Child.
No injuries were reported when a 4-year-old boy accidentally crashed a car into a Jersey Shore building.
New Jersey police say a man poured water on a freezing road to try to fool officers into thinking the cause of his drunken car crash was black ice.
