Food Bank of South Jersey helps those in need during COVID-19 crisis
The Food Bank of South Jersey helps people in need of food each and every day and are working especially hard during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Urine and feces being left behind in NJ parks
The head of the state police reported an "inordinate amount" of urine and feces was being left behind in bottles in state parks.
Princeton names its first black valedictorian in university's 274-year history
Nicholas Johnson is a Canadian student who majored in operations research and financial engineering.
NJ repeat offender sentenced in $200K medical billing scheme
Federal prosecutors say 49-year-old Robert Armstrong, of Turnersville, defrauded his victims out of more than $200,000.
Tolls on 4 bridges to resume accepting cash payments on Monday
Toll lanes on the four bridges that connect South Jersey and Pennsylvania will resume accepting cash payments on Monday.
Funeral held for NJ corrections officer allegedly stabbed by neighbor
A veteran New Jersey corrections officer who police say was fatally stabbed during a fight with his neighbor was laid to rest on Saturday afternoon.
Gas prices tick down in NJ, go up across nation as a whole
Gas prices ticked down a bit more in New Jersey but increased across the nation as a whole, which analysts say may indicate the end of the plunge as states reopen following coronavirus-related closures.
3 Cape May County towns reopen beaches for exercise, active recreation
Community leaders in three Cape May County municipalities reopened beaches on Saturday for exercise and active recreation.
Authorities: 3rd man charged in shooting of NJ state police detective
New Jersey State Police Detective Richard Hershey was shot last month while investigating an assault case.
Cape May County officials propose plans to reopen beginning mid-May
The Proposal for the Safe, Smart and Progressive Reopening of Cape May County was created by the Recovery Initative outlines methods to start a gradual reopening county-wide.
Prosecutors: NJ postal worker stole prescription drug packages issued for veterans
Christopher Donohue, 60 of Middletown Township, was arrested following an investigation involving mail theft.
Wildwood reopens beaches, boardwalks under strict guidelines
Wildwood beachgoers will still be asked to continue following social distancing guidelines, and the types of activities and businesses that can resume are limited.
Father and daughter, both doctors, pass away from coronavirus in New Jersey
A father and daughter both in the medical field pass away due to the coronavirus in New Jersey.
Councilwoman heard in recording going off on rant against Trenton mayor apologizes
A councilwoman heard in a recording in a heated exchange with Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora during a COVID-19 conference call has apologized.
Women launch Facebook page to help casino workers
Two women are helping casino workers out of work due to COVID-19.
ER nurse collects donations for fellow colleagues at Virtua Hospital in Marlton
Hundreds of donations are pouring in for the staff at Virtua Hospital in Marlton.
New Jersey town warns against drive-by celebrations, police say they won't prosecute
School leaders say Mount Laurel Police and the county prosecutor's offices said citations could be issued for participating in drive-by events.
National Guard deploys more than 120 service members to NJ nursing homes
Gov. Phil Murphy says he is sending 120 members of the National Guard to nursing homes hit hard by the coronavirus this weekend to help staff.
Gov. Murphy extends public health emergency for another month
The declaration allows the Democrat to invoke emergency powers, like ordering businesses to close.
NJ jobless claims at 1M; $2B paid out since outbreak began
More than 1 million New Jersey residents have filed for jobless benefits and the state has paid out about $2 billion since the coronavirus outbreak hit in March, state labor officials announced Thursday.