The Pulse of CBS Philadelphia: April 10-14
This week, parts of New Jersey battled wildfires, a shooting at a Delaware mall forced mallgoers to run for safety, and a Cheltenham High student used her business skills to help classmates ahead of prom.
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This week, parts of New Jersey battled wildfires, a shooting at a Delaware mall forced mallgoers to run for safety, and a Cheltenham High student used her business skills to help classmates ahead of prom.
Jimmy's Waterhole burned nearly 3900 acres.
The New Jersey Forest Fire Service says the wildfire in Manchester Township is 100% contained.
Jan Carabeo reports.
The chief of the New Jersey Forest Fire Service said they still don't know what caused the wildfire.
No structures being threatened by the fire.
Nikki DeMentri reports.
Only about 10% of the fire is contained.
Wakisha Bailey reports from Manchester Township, N.J.
Wakisha Bailey reports.
A mandatory evacuation is underway on Division Street in Lakehurst due to the fire.
Twenty-five structures are being threatened by the 500-acre fire.
The three people were treated at Jersey Shore Medical Center.
The park said on Twitter it would be reopening Wednesday.
The National Weather Service confirmed two additional tornadoes in the Garden State Monday night.
A total of eight tornadoes hit Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey during Saturday night's severe weather.
At least 29 people were killed in weather-related deaths, according to numbers compiled by CBS News, as tornadoes moved across the the United States.
The tight-knit community also started raising money on GoFundMe after she lost practically everything.
Ryan Hughes reports.
Seaside Park Police said the whale was first spotted off the coast Wednesday afternoon and washed ashore near L Street around 4:30 a.m.
Hurricane Harbor opens for the season on May 20.
The 36-pound seal was released back to the wild after wildlife experts found it was perfectly healthy!
The bill, A-5098, would define "Central Jersey" as Mercer, Hunterdon, Somerset, Union, Middlesex, Monmouth, and Ocean Counties.
14-year-old Adriana Kuch was a student at Central Regional High School in Bayville.
Two people in Ocean County were arrested for animal cruelty and child endangerment after officers responded to a home they believed was a puppy mill.