Camden schools forced to make deep cuts to close budget deficit: what it means for you
Camden public schools will impose deep cuts to close a multi-million-dollar budget deficit. Those losing their jobs will include teachers.
Camden public schools poised to impose deep cuts to close budget deficit
Camden City Schools are facing a $91 million budget deficit and that means changes have to be made.
Camden reaches agreement with recycling company after massive fire; find out how residents may benefit
The mayor of Camden has hammered out an agreement with a South Jersey metal recycler after a massive fire in the winter sent families scrambling for safety.
Camden reaches financial agreement with recycling company after huge fire
Camden mayor has negotiated a $6.7 million agreement for the residents of Waterfront South with the metal recycler after a massive fire in February.
Rent remains high across the U.S. despite months of declines, study finds
The average cost of rent spiked nationwide and housing in certain cities could be impacted by tariffs, according to a new report.
NJ officers involved in deadly shooting won't be charged, over 36 people charged with illegal gambling offenses
Two Mercer County officers won't face charges in deadly 2024 shooting, firefighter injured in Camden business fire, more than three dozen people charged with illegal gambling offenses in NJ.
List: The cities most affected by inflation in 2025
A recent study shows that some cities across the country are impacted more by inflation than others. Here's where your area ranks on the list.
Environmental concerns remain after massive fire at Camden recycling yard
Camden officials say it’s working with state and county officials along with EMR Metal Yard to “investigate and evaluate" the massive fire that broke out February 21st.
Environmental concerns remain after massive fire at Camden recycling yard
A massive industrial fire in Camden has left neighbors with environmental and health concerns.
Officer stabbed outside Camden grocery store released from hospital
A Camden police officer who was stabbed in what investigators say was an unprovoked attack over the weekend was released from the hospital on Thursday.
Massive junkyard fire under control and extinguished, officials say
The thick, black smoke billowed up from the fire and was visible for miles beyond the site of the fire, while up close, huge flames were seen leaping out into the sky. The fire was extinguished by Saturday evening.
Huge fire ravages junkyard in Camden
Camden firefighters work to contain a massive fire in a junkyard.
Camden fire chief updates massive junkyard fire
Camden Fire Department Chief Jesse Flax provides an update on the massive 4-alarm junkyard fire in Camden.
Crews work to extinguish massive junkyard fire
A huge 4-alarm fire is burning at what is said to be a junkyard in Camden.
Large fire burns in Camden
Camden fire crews are battling a massive fire in what is said to be a junkyard.
MLK Jr. Day of Service 2025: Camden community gathers for coat, toy drive
A day of service in Camden County ahead of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day on Monday saw members of the community come together to help others.
Camden community gathers for coat, toy drive in honor of MLK Jr.
The City of Camden and the It Takes a Village Housing nonprofit organization held an MLK Day of Service winter coat drive.
Crime in Camden dramatically drops: 2024 brings lowest number of homicides since 1985, city reports
Camden Mayor Victor Carstarphen and more leaders are speaking out to celebrate the results of its 2024 crime report.
Is Camden on the rise? Crime drops dramatically, officials say
Camden city officials say crime is a near 40-year low of just 17 homicides in the past year. Camden Mayor Victor Carstarphen and more leaders are speaking out in celebration of the accomplishment.
76 Place: Sixers' executives face-off against Philly City Council; 'The other viable option is Camden'
The final Philadelphia City Council hearings on the proposed 76 Place Arena in Market East took place Tuesday, with the Committee of the Whole nearing its first vote.