Ukraine war 'screams' need to reject Russian energy, US officials say

Hours after Russia cut off natural gas to Poland and Bulgaria, the energy secretaries from the U.S. and the European Commission called for a rapid acceleration of wind power.

Atlantic City dealers' union backs casino smoking ban

The union, representing Atlantic City casino dealers, says its members endure having secondhand smoke blown in their faces for eight hours at a time.

2 gunmen sought in deadly double shooting outside Burlington County home, police say

Authorities are searching for a pair of gunmen who they say opened fire on a parked car outside a residential home in Burlington County Wednesday night, killing a man and injuring a woman.

Officers pull woman from overturned car in Delaware River

Three New Jersey police officers pulled a woman from an overturned car in the Delaware River Thursday afternoon. 

Mercer County officials announce charges in Trenton double shooting and car crash

Mercer County officials announce charges filed against a Trenton man and woman in connection with a double shooting in Trenton, that led to the death of a 19-year-old man.

Participate in nature competition and push the Delaware Valley into first place

Local volunteers want to help you connect with nature. They'd like you to see what bugs, birds, animals, and wild, naturally growing plants are right outside your front door.

NJ Attorney General files civil rights complaint against Pine Valley Golf Club alleging gender discrimination

New Jersey's Acting Attorney General filed a civil rights complaint against the Pine Valley Golf Club alleging a "pattern of gender-based discrimination" that "has no place in New Jersey."

Ground beef product recall due to E. coli contamination risk

A New Jersey company is recalling approximately 120,872 pounds of ground beef that may be contaminated with E. coli.

High demand: NJ's budding marijuana market coming up short for medical marijuana patients

Days after New Jersey opened the market on recreational marijuana, some dispensaries have needed to make adjustments to manage the high demand between customers and medical marijuana patients.

Shore towns are working to hire additional officers as summer approaches

When it comes to cops patrolling the Wildwoods, it’s taking the promise of higher pay to get new officers fresh out of the police academy in time for the summer rush.