3 dead, 2 injured after crash involving NJ Transit bus, sedan in Burlington County
Police said the crash happened at about 12:30 a.m. Saturday on Route 38 in Moorestown.
NJ to resume child care services, day camps, organized sports effective mid-June, July
New Jersey began banning and restricting such activities in light of the then-emerging COVID-19 pandemic on March 26.
New Jersey spends $200M in expenses in COVID-19 battle
The state Human Services and Health Departments also recorded millions in expenses.
Gov. Murphy announces plan to ease restrictions on child care centers, non-contact sports
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced a plan Friday to ease restrictions on child care centers, youth day camps and non-contact sports as the state continues to reopen in the wake of the coronavirus.
Police: 10-year-old boy from Collingswood abducted by mother
Authorities in New Jersey are searching for a 10-year-old boy who they say was abducted by his mother.
Bordentown animal control officer rescues injured baby raccoons
An animal control officer rescued two injured baby raccoons.
Community surprises Navy veteran who recovered from COVID-19 with welcome home parade
Over 100 people turned out in a surprise welcome home parade for COVID-19 survivor Brett Breslow who spent over 9 weeks in the hospital and rehab.
NJ jobless claims drop off, but record 1.1M getting help
New Jersey saw the lowest weekly total of people seeking unemployment benefits since the coronavirus outbreak struck, the state Labor Department said Thursday.
Turnpike, parkway toll hikes, $24B construction plan get OK
The New Jersey Turnpike Authority voted Wednesday to increase tolls on two of the state’s major highways and approve a $24 billion construction plan that the hike will fund.
New Jersey wedding venue will host mini wedding during pandemic at low cost
A New Jersey wedding venue is helping people get married without the crazy costs.
Service organization helps homeless amid COVID-19 crisis
Susan Long and Angels in Motion help homeless people and those battling addiction in Atlantic City during the pandemic.
NJ judge whose anti-rape advice was 'close your legs' loses job
In court filings and at a hearing in December, Russo expressed remorse for his comments to the woman and for joking about the exchange with court personnel afterward.
Professional sports teams permitted to return to training, competition in New Jersey
Professional sports teams that train or play in New Jersey may resume those activities according to an executive order signed by Governor Phil Murphy.
Murphy: NJ schools can hold outdoor graduations for class of 2020 starting July 6
As of July 6, schools will have the opportunity to hold ceremonies for the class of 2020 in outdoor settings.
NJ reports 23 cases of Multi-system Inflammatory Syndrome in Children
Now, health officials are reminding parents to watch for symptoms of the rare illness that could be associated with COVID-19.
Police search for gunman after NJ man dies in Bucks County hotel shooting
Police are searching for a gunman after a deadly shooting at a Falls Township hotel early Sunday morning.
Hotels, motels, short-term rentals reopen with limited capacity in Wildwood, North Wildwood
The reopening comes with new social distance guidelines in place, including a limit that will keep properties at 60 percent capacity.
Shore businesses adjust amid coronavirus pandemic
Businesses down the shore are adjusting to a new normal amid coronavirus.
Suspect in Connecticut killings last seen in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania
A lawyer for the family of a Connecticut murder suspect pleaded Monday for his surrender as police involved in a multi-state search for the 23-year-old college student circulated a photo of a person matching his description walking along railroad tracks in Pennsylvania.
Memorial Day tributes in Burlington County held amid COVID-19 pandemic
People in South Jersey came out to pay tribute to our fallen heroes on Memorial Day while still practicing social distancing due to the COVID-19 pandemic.