Authorities locate Berks County woman who was reported missing in North Wildwood
Police in North Wildwood say they have safely located a missing woman from Berks County, Pennsylvania.
FBI: Federal judge's son killed, husband injured by 'men's rights' lawyer dressed as FedEx driver
A self-described “anti-feminist” lawyer found dead in the Catskills of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound is the prime suspect in the shooting of a federal judge's family in New Jersey, the FBI said Monday.
NJ to give option for all-remote learning, local families wrestle with decision to keep kids home
Parents in New Jersey will soon have the option to opt for all-remote learning for their children for the upcoming school year, Governor Phil Murphy announced Monday
Folks look for ways to cope in the Delaware Valley heat wave
Dangeroulsy hot and, still, there are many who have to be out in it. Got things to do. But, most of them made quick work of their duties as early as possible, before the swelter could get the best of them.
Son of federal judge Esther Salas killed, husband shot in NJ
A gunman shot and killed the 20-year-old son of a federal judge as he answered the door of the family home Sunday in New Jersey and shot and wounded the judge's husband before fleeing, according to judiciary officials.
Officials identify body found in Great Egg Harbor Inlet as missing swimmer
Officials say the body of an 24-year-old man who disappeared while swimming was found floating in the Great Egg Harbor Inlet between Longport and Ocean City.
Owners of Atilis Gym claim health department plans on changing their locks Monday
The owners of Atilis Gym in Bellmawr are ready to go to battle once again with New Jersey’s Health Department. They say the state is threatening to change their locks and shut them down.
Manco & Manco announces phased reopening after closing due to employees testing positive for COVID-19
Manco & Manco announced plans for a phased reopening starting Sunday afternoon after closing due to employees testing positive for COVID-19.
NJ woman creates business out of making masks for children
N.J. woman creates a kid's mask business from her home.
New Jersey to offer survey to visitors from high-risk states
New Jersey will ask travelers coming from states with high rates of coronavirus infections to take an online survey beginning next week.
NJ Transit officer saves newborn baby
New Jersey Transit Police have released dramatic bodycam footage showing an officer carrying out CPR to save the life of a newborn baby.
Deer rescued from ocean at New Jersey beach
Emergency responders on land and in the water helped rescue a deer that got stuck in the ocean off a New Jersey beach.
Fears of Hudson River flooding Lincoln Tunnel after water gushes in
No, that wasn’t the Hudson River leaking into the Lincoln Tunnel as anxious commuters sat in their cars fearing the worst.
Murphy signs bill allowing $10B in debt to fill budget holes
New Jersey Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy signed legislation Thursday authorizing nearly $10 billion in debt to plug budget holes that stem from the coronavirus pandemic, and Republicans sued him, arguing the bill runs afoul of the state constitution.
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Tips for servers have been affected by COVID-19.
Police: Man, 2 teens arrested after robbing man with baseball bat in North Wildwood
Authorities in New Jersey say a young adult and two teens were arrested after they allegedly robbed a man with a baseball bat early Thursday morning in North Wildwood.
Toll-by-mail billing error causes 79,000 NJ travelers to be charged penalty fee
Nearly 80,000 drivers who traveled on New Jersey toll roads in March and April were erroneously billed an unpaid toll penalty fee despite never receiving a toll-by-mail bill.
Authorities investigate death of man found lying on roadway in Pleasantville
Authorities are investigating after a man was found dead lying on the roadway in Pleasantville, New Jersey.
Federal judge nixes theater chains' challenge to closure in NJ, for now
A federal judge has denied a request by several national theater chains to issue an order allowing them to reopen in New Jersey.
Disciplined NJ officers’ names won’t come out for now
The release of disciplinary reports going back to 2000 for New Jersey state troopers won’t go forward on Wednesday as the attorney general planned because of a court order blocking their release.