Video: Officers save choking 3-year-old boy at bus station in Trenton
Dramatic video shared by transit police in New Jersey shows officers rushing to save a choking child at a bus stop in Trenton.
Philadelphia weather: Philly, Trenton tied record-high temperatures on Monday
Sweltering spring temperatures on Monday tied record-highs in Philadelphia and beyond, as forecasters anticipate more sultry weather this week.
Trenton carjackings: Uptick in violent carjackings has officials, residents concerned
A sudden uptick in violent carjackings in and around Trenton, New Jersey has captured the attention of officials and residents alike while solutions are not easy to come by.
Trenton Board of Education office evacuated after receiving bomb threat
The Trenton Board of Education's central office was briefly evacuated Thursday after receiving a bomb threat.
Firearms cheaply made on 3D printers, guns pouring into NJ from Pa; lawmakers seek solutions
Lawmakers in New Jersey say something needs to be done about illegal guns in the Garden State. Many of the guns are being printed at home on 3D printers, while others are flowing from Pennsylvania.
Andre Gordon Jr.: Levittown triple murder suspect appeared in court Wednesday
Andrew Gordon Jr., a Pennsylvania man accused of going on a murderous rampage in Bucks County and fleeing to nearby Trenton, appeared in court Wednesday.
Trenton's only Starbucks will remain open after threatening to close at the end of March
Trenton's only Starbucks will remain open after the coffee giant threatened to shutter the location following a review of its portfolio.
Video shows SWAT teams pulling people out of windows amid possible Trenton hostage situation
Falls Township murder suspect Andre Gordon, accused of killing his stepmom, sister and the mother of his two children, may have taken hostages in Trenton. Video shows people being pulled from windows as they try to detain him.
Trenton mayor to meet with Starbucks in hopes to stop coffee chain from closing city's only store
Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora said he will meet with Starbucks on Thursday in hopes to convince the coffee giant not to close its only store in the state's capital city.
Fire crews battle 3-alarm rowhome fire in Trenton
Firefighters in Trenton fought against the cold as a three-alarm fire raged in three rowhomes.
Fire consumes at least 3 homes on Trenton street: officials
Firefighters in Trenton battled a fire that quickly escalated to three-alarms for a blaze burning on one block.
Police trying to identify man found killed in Trenton parking lot
Police are trying to identify a man who they say was found killed in a Trenton parking lot last September.
Police: 3-year-old suffers self-inflicted gunshot wound to head in Trenton
A 3-year-old boy was hospitalized after police say he suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head Tuesday morning in Trenton.
Savannah Bananas bring unique brand of baseball to Trenton
The most viral team in baseball visited New Jersey's capital Wednesday, bringing their off-the-wall style of America's Pastime to the delight of hundreds of fans.
Officials: Trenton man arrested in narcotics investigation after police find nearly $70K worth of drugs
Mercer County police say a man was arrested on Tuesday after drugs, a handgun, and large amounts of cash were seized at his residence in connection with a two-month-long narcotics investigation.
Firefighters battle 5-alarm fire at abandoned school in Trenton
Firefighters in New Jersey's capital worked to extinguish a five-alarm inferno that torched an abandoned school Monday afternoon.
Prosecutors: 3 Mercer County men charged in Easter Sunday homicide in Trenton
The Mercer County Prosecutor's Officer announced on Monday that three Mercer County men were arrested and charged in a homicide that happened on Easter Sunday in Trenton.
New Jersey order prioritizes skills over degrees for some state jobs
Gov. Phil Murphy has signed an executive order aimed at prioritizing skills and work experience over college degrees for some state jobs in New Jersey.
$300M NJ statehouse renovation wraps up as governor moves in
New Jersey's statehouse building, part of which dates to the 1700s and was called a fire trap, is once again open after a renovation spanning almost six years and nearly $300 million in taxpayer money.
Police: 15-year-old among 4 hurt in Trenton shooting
Police in New Jersey's capitol say four people, including a teenager, suffered non-fatal injuries during a shooting Tuesday afternoon.