Camden family charged in murder, cover-up of missing Gloucester County man
A Camden man, his wife, and their son are charged with the murder and gruesome cover-up of a Deptford man who was reported missing last June.
Nilsa Cruz Perez Library offering limited curbside service amid storm repairs
The Nilsa Cruz Perez Library, located on the campus of Rutgers in Camden, is now offering curbside service after sustaining damage from recent flooding.
Camden community member killed in hit-and-run; police investigating
Camden police are investigating a hit-and-run that killed 64-year-old Kenneth Blane Smith, a well-known member of the community.
Camden police and social workers team up to tackle homelessness, addiction, mental health issues
Camden police and social workers have teamed up to address homelessness, addiction, and mental health issues.
Camden cracks down on illegal dumping with surveillance technology: what you need to know
Camden is taking a firm stand against illegal dumping, utilizing advanced surveillance technology and community engagement to tackle the issue. The city has implemented measures to identify and prosecute offenders, aiming to reduce the costly impact of this crime.
Camden using technology to crack down on illegal dumping
Camden is taking a firm stand against illegal dumping, utilizing advanced surveillance technology and community engagement to tackle the issue.
Camden's 9th annual Peace Games brings young people together for free fun
The 9th annual Camden Peace Games at the Rutgers–Camden Athletic & Fitness Center brought young people together for a basketball tournament, live music and so much more fun.
Camden sees historic drop in violent crime due to community outreach
Violent crime in Camden has reached its lowest point in 50 years, and county officials credit community outreach programs, such as open gym nights, for this significant improvement.
Violent crime in Camden drops to historic lows thanks to community policing
The city of Camden announced violent crime is decreasing at an historic rate with total crime at its lowest level in decades. Law enforcement says its work connecting with young people in the community is making a huge difference.
Man charged with murder in 2011 Camden cold case stabbing
Kenyar Hill, 46, was charged with first-degree murder in the stabbing death of 42-year-old Brian Holden in the Fall of 2011.
Violent crime in Camden has dropped to its lowest level in more than 50 years: police
Police in one of New Jersey's most troubled cities say violent and non-violent crimes have hit their lowest levels in more than 50 years.
NJ unveils Water Safety Strategy program to help reduce drownings
New Jersey is now the third state to develop a statewide water safety strategy to prevent drownings, following California and Hawaii.
NJ unveils water safety strategy aimed at reducing drownings
Advocates for New Jersey's new water safety strategy ae getting the message out just as the summer swimming season is taking off.
Federal spending cuts threaten vital anti-violence program in Camden
Camden’s leadership and supporters of a community group say a cut in federal funding has threatened an anti-violence program credited with lowering crime.
Federal spending cuts threatens vital anti-violence program in Camden
Camden’s leadership and supporters of a community group say a cut in federal funding has threatened an anti-violence program credited with lowering crime.
Camden schools forced to make deep cuts to close budget deficit: what it means for you
Camden public schools will impose deep cuts to close a multi-million-dollar budget deficit. Those losing their jobs will include teachers.
Camden public schools poised to impose deep cuts to close budget deficit
Camden City Schools are facing a $91 million budget deficit and that means changes have to be made.
Camden reaches agreement with recycling company after massive fire; find out how residents may benefit
The mayor of Camden has hammered out an agreement with a South Jersey metal recycler after a massive fire in the winter sent families scrambling for safety.
Camden reaches financial agreement with recycling company after huge fire
Camden mayor has negotiated a $6.7 million agreement for the residents of Waterfront South with the metal recycler after a massive fire in February.
Rent remains high across the U.S. despite months of declines, study finds
The average cost of rent spiked nationwide and housing in certain cities could be impacted by tariffs, according to a new report.