Police arrest suspect stained by exploding dye pack in Newark
Authorities have charged a man with robbing a Capital One branch in Newark at about 10 a.m. Saturday. Video shows a dye pack exploding as the man ran away from the scene.
NJ sets aside $4 million for Wildwood boardwalk repair
New Jersey has set aside $4 million in its recently enacted budget for long-needed repairs to the Wildwood boardwalk. But city officials say the walkway needs work that could cost $60 million.
WATCH: Dye pack explodes on suspected bank robber in New Jersey
He wasn't exactly “caught red-handed,” but police in Newark say a man wanted for robbing a bank found himself overcome by a plume of red smoke when a security dye pack exploded as he fled the building.
People flock to Ocean City for July 4th weekend
People are heading to the shore for the long holiday weekend as things start to get back to normal.
Local crews heading to Florida to help with rescue efforts following deadly condo collapse
Local crews are heading to Surfside, Florida to aid search and rescue efforts as hundreds remain unaccounted for following a deadly condo collapse.
Couple stages pro wrestling-inspired gender reveal
A New Jersey couple used a wrestling match to reveal the gender of their unborn child.
AG: Suspect, 18, charged with attempted murder in attack on man he thought was gay
An 18-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder and bias intimidation after New Jersey authorities allege that he beat and choked a man he suspected of being gay earlier this month.
Business owner gives opportunity to homeless Camden man
Napoleon Smith, 35, has been living on the streets since he was 18. He currently sleeps at a Rite Aid.
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal stepping down to join SEC
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal, the nation’s first Sikh state attorney general, is resigning to join the Securities and Exchange Commission, the agency and Gov. Phil Murphy said Tuesday.
Records show: NJ spending on COVID-19 response tops $2.3B
The spending amounts to about 5% of the state's overall budget.
Cherry Hill native among first responders in South Florida searching for survivors in condo collapse
A doctor originally from Cherry Hill is among the many first responders in South Florida searching for survivors after the building collapse.
Masks won’t be required in New Jersey schools when new year starts
Masks will not be mandatory in New Jersey’s schools in the upcoming academic year, Gov. Phil Murphy said Monday. The relaxed mandate comes as New Jersey continues to outpace much of the country in vaccinations.
New Jersey police officers help woman in need with bus fare
New Jersey police officers are being hailed for going above and beyond to help a woman in need.
Man killed when car strikes van being loaded in Brigantine, officials say
Authorities say a Camden County man was killed when a car slammed into the van he was loading Saturday afternoon in Brigantine.
New Jersey residents flock outside as vaccine earns free state parks
As New Jersey residents prepare to head outdoors for the Fourth of July, the state's parks are already seeing an explosion in popularity, with more than 100,000 people signing up for annual park passes as part of New Jersey's COVID-19 vaccine incentive.
Streets renamed for Isley Brothers in 2 New Jersey towns
"Shout" was the Isley Brothers first hit, in 1959, and after being immortalized in "Animal House" it has been used as a rallying cry at sporting events for years.
Camden County Police Department training officers statewide on use of force, de-escalation
Camden County Police Chief Rodriguez says New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal called him a few weeks ago and asked if his department would take the lead on training the state’s 38,000 officers on de-escalation.
George Floyd statues vandalized in Brooklyn, Newark
Officials say someone defaced the 6-foot sculpture located at Flatbush Junction with spray paint.
Gov. Murphy extends state's Atlantic City takeover 4 more years
Atlantic City will remain under state control for another four years after Gov. Phil Murphy’s signing of a bill extending the takeover of most of the city’s major decision-making power.
4 charged in connection to fires that torched two buildings in Burlington
A Camden County man is facing arson charges and three other suspects were hit with related crimes in connection to fires that torched two buildings in Burlington this year.