Judge: Man to remain in custody until trial in wife slaying
A judge has decided that a man charged with murder after his wife's beaten body was found at their southern New Jersey home will remain in custody until trial.
Another new pandemic reality? Election gets shaken up
Add voting to the list of routines shaken up by the coronavirus pandemic this year.
Gas prices tick up in New Jersey, fall across the nation
Gas prices ticked up in New Jersey and down across the nation with motorists in the Garden State seeing the lowest Labor Day weekend prices at the pump in four years for end-of-the-summer road trips.
New Jersey boat parade in support of Trump, police and vets attempts to break world record
A New Jersey boat parade supporting police officers, veterans and President Trump is attempting to break a Guinness world record Saturday.
Indoor dining returns in New Jersey with capacity limits, mitigation guidelines
New Jersey restaurants on Friday will be permitted to welcome diners inside for the first time since the outset of the coronavirus pandemic in March.
Body cam footage released after man dies in Trenton police custody
The Attorney General’s Office released video recordings from officer body-worn cameras related to the death of Stephen Dolceamore, 29, of Media, Pa., who died in the custody of Trenton police officers.
'Black Lives Matter' painted on Atlantic City's MLK Blvd, not Boardwalk
“Black Lives Matter” was painted prominently in Atlantic City on Friday — just not on the seaside resort’s famous Boardwalk, which activists had originally hoped.
Murphy says smoking inside casinos won’t be allowed
Smoking inside Atlantic City’s casinos won’t be allowed after all as restaurants reopened Friday, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said.
NJ corrections officer charged with falsifying reports after using pepper spray on inmate
A New Jersey corrections officer is facing charges after an investigation by the state attorney general's office alleges that the officer falsified two reports about the use of pepper spray against an inmate.
New Jersey restaurants gearing up for indoor dining resuming Friday
New Jersey restaurants statewide will be permitted to resume indoor dining at a limited capacity beginning Friday and business owners are thrilled.
Authorities warn of uptick in online child predators
Authorities are warning of an uptick in online predators as more children are spending time on electronic devices.
5-year-old cancer survivor pays tribute to Chadwick Boseman with sweet salute
The young boy was seen doing the “Wakanda forever” salute from the Black Panther movie as a tribute to the late actor Chadwick Boseman.
NJ sisters plead for return of mom's ashes following car break-in
Two Burlington County sisters are pleading for the return of their mom's ashes after they were stolen during a car break-in.
Suspect in custody accused in stabbing at Camden County water park
Authorities say a man has been taken into custody in connection with a stabbing outside of a Camden County water park.
AG: Officers justified in use of deadly force during hostage situation at NJ UPS facility
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal says seven officers who shot and killed a man who took two women hostage at a UPS facility in Gloucester County last year were justified in using deadly force.
Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small one-ups Black Lives Matter rally with his own plans
Atlantic City is attempting to co-opt plans by protesters to paint “Black Lives Matter” on the seaside gambling resort's famous Boardwalk by doing the same thing in a place of its own choosing — on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, in front of its civil rights memorial.
Man dies after being pushed outside liquor store in Vineland; suspect facing charges
A Cumberland County man is facing charges in connection to the death of a man outside of a liquor store Monday night.
1st Black woman sworn in as justice on New Jersey high court
Fabiana Pierre-Louis took the oath of office Tuesday during a private ceremony in Trenton. She had been confirmed by the state senate on Thursday.
Camden County homeowner cited for allegedly hosting large, for-profit, pool party
Police in Sicklerville, New Jersey have cited a homeowner they say hosted a large pool party over the weekend, and even charged admission fees.
Cherry Hill Public Schools announce switch to remote learning
Cherry Hill Public Schools announced Tuesday that they are moving to virtual learning at least through November.