N.J. restaurant owner can be freed on bond after immigration hearing
Emine Emanet, wife, mother and one of the owners of Jersey Kebab in Camden County, can be freed on a $7,500 bond after going in front of an immigration judge on Tuesday.
Philly skating club honors victims of mid-air plane crash near Washington D.C.
Olympic medalist Nancy Kerrigan joined the Wissahickon Skating Club's benefit exhibition, "Skate from the Heart," to honor the figure skaters killed in January's mid-air crash near Washington, D.C.
Atlantic City resident voices concern over expansion of popular beach bar
Controversy is brewing in Atlantic City, New Jersey, surrounding a plan to expand a popular business near a large condominium complex.
South Jersey nonprofit may stop sending care packages to troops as prices rise
Volunteers send hundreds of care packages a year to military members overseas, but that morale boost may soon come to an end.
EMR postpones meeting as Camden residents want answers after junkyard fire
Residents are frustrated after a fire at EMR Metal Recycling in Camden, New Jersey.
How will Trump's tariffs impact the Philadelphia region?
President Trump's tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports could soon make cars and groceries more expensive, experts said.
Strong winds fuel South Jersey wildfires, Salem County fire deemed suspicious
The National Weather Service issued a special weather statement Sunday due to the increased risk of fire spread in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware.
After Camden officer relased from hospital, stabbing suspect held for trial
A New Jersey judge ruled Richard Dennis, accused of stabbing a Camden police officer, could not be released ahead of future court proceedings.
Virginia Beach police officer from South Jersey killed making traffic stop
Christopher Reese is being called a hero, and his father says he always wanted to help people.
Residents, county commissioner frustrated after massive Camden junkyard fire
The massive fire that sparked at a Camden junkyard has been extinguished but one elected official says there's a larger issue that still needs to be put out.
2 Ukrainians find refuge at NJ college as war in Ukraine approaches 3 years
Monday will mark three years since Russia invaded Ukraine, and two young Ukrainians have found refuge in New Jersey.
Fire destroys dozens of units at storage facility in Cape May Court House
Video shared on social media showed thick black smoke billowing from a building on Shunpike Road in Middle Township.
Cleanup underway in N.J. after strong winds brought down trees, damaged homes
Cleanup continued in Robbinsville Township as public works crews cleared debris after many trees toppled over when powerful winds blew through the area Sunday.
An airshow is coming to Jersey Shore in 2025, but not in Atlantic City
An airshow is coming to Wildwood, New Jersey, in 2025, according to the Greater Wildwoods Tourism Authority.
South Jersey businesses adapt to Valentine's Day and Eagles parade
It's one of the busiest days of the year for florists and restaurants but with Valentine's Day coinciding with the Eagles parade, businesses fear they may face no shows and cancellations.