North Wildwood to soon start emergency beach nourishment dredging project
The city of North Wildwood announced the emergency beach nourishment dredging project is expected to begin in the next seven to 10 days and be completed by the July 4 holiday.
"It's been awful actually" Gardeners impacted by wet, chilly weather in Burlington County
We're a week from the unofficial start of summer and people are still wearing sweatshirts on the boardwalk. These chilly and wet weekends aren't just a bummer, they're flat-out bad for business.
5-month investigation leads to major drug bust in Philadelphia's Kensington section, DA says
The Philadelphia District Attorney's Office announced the seizure of 1,100 packets of fentanyl, two handguns and a bag of bullets as part of a five-month fentanyl trafficking investigation in Kensington.
3 Winslow Township fire stations closing due to lack of volunteer firefighters
The remaining volunteer firefighters at Winslow Township's stations in Tansboro, Albion, and Elm will be consolidated into one "super station" at the fire headquarters along Cedar Brook Road.
New Jersey homeowners unite to tackle crime issues following 2 home invasions
After two alarming home invasions in Haddonfield, residents voice frustrations as they push to restore safety in their neighborhood.
NJDOT rejected warnings before 2021 I-295 retaining wall collapse, investigation finds
A retaining wall along I-295 in New Jersey collapsed in 2021. We looked into why it collapsed and the warning signs that could have prevented this $92 million mistake.
Pennsylvania state trooper who arrested couple during traffic stop on I-76 no longer works for PSP
A Pennsylvania state trooper involved in a traffic stop on I-76 in Philadelphia that gained attention on social media is no longer employed by PSP, the agency said.
North Wildwood City Council approves new curfew for teenagers and beach tent ban
North Wildwood's city council approved a new teen curfew and a ban on large tents along the beach for the 2024 summer season during a Tuesday morning council meeting.
On Holocaust Remembrance Day, a survivor shares his personal story at Stockton University
Mike Kleidermacher, who survived the Holocaust as a child, served as the keynote speaker at the Sara and Sam Schoffer Holocaust Resource Center at Stockton University.
Phillies honor 10 Philadelphia-area teachers on Teacher Appreciation Night
Meet one of the 10 "all-star" teachers the Philadelphia Phillies will honor Friday during their Teacher Appreciation Night at Citizens Bank Park.
Pro-Palestinian protesters march through Philadelphia, set up tents at Penn
The student-led demonstration is part of protests against the Israel-Hamas war being held on college campuses across the United States.
Philadelphians first celebrated Earth Week in 1970, but there's still work to do, advocates say
When many cities celebrated the first Earth Day in 1970, Philadelphia hosted Earth Week to take it a step further.
Aqua New Jersey develops new water treatment system to remove harmful PFAS in Lawrenceville
PFAS, also known as "forever chemicals," are everywhere and can linger permanently in air, water and soil. In response, Aqua New Jersey just unveiled a new water treatment system to help remove them from drinking water.
As weather heats up, many Jersey Shore businesses are still looking for summer workers
After a taste of summer on Monday, many Jersey Shore business owners and managers are still looking for summer workers.
"Ghost forests" serve as haunting reminder of climate change. Here's NJ's action plan.
Ghost forests are becoming more common because of climate change. What the New Jersey DEP is doing to restore lost dead Atlantic White Cedar trees.