Security heightened at Egg Harbor Twp. businesses after 64-year-old man attacked
Security is visible outside of a store at in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey three days after police say a man was assaulted and robbed in broad daylight.
Security heightened at Egg Harbor Twp. businesses after 2 strong-armed robberies
Police in Egg Harbor Twp. are stepping up patrols after two strong-armed robberies in the area
Norristown man charged with first-degree murder in connection with fatal shooting of NJ man
Middlesex County, New Jersey officials said the shooting happened October 26th. Police responded to a residence on Briardale Court, in Plainsboro, about 3:30 in the morning, on a shots fired report.
NJ gun buyback event nets nearly 3,000 weapons
A historic day in the Garden State in the battle against gun violence, as Acting New Jersey Attorney General Andrew Bruck along with nine counties, announced results from a gun buyback event.
Lockdown lifted at Washington Township High School after threatening phone call, officials say
Washington Township High School was ordered to shelter in place on Thursday after the school received a threatening phone call, according to officials.
Driver hospitalized, passengers hurt in White Horse Pike bus crash, officials say
A 53-year-old bus driver needed to be airlifted to the hospital after police say she rammed into a disabled bus on White Horse Pike early Thursday morning.
4-alarm fire torches car dealership overnight in Pennsauken
It took firefighters nearly 10 hours to extinguish a massive inferno that engulfed a car dealership and other businesses Tuesday night in Pennsauken, New Jersey.
9-alarm Pennsauken Twp. fire destroys building housing four car businesses
9-alarm fire in a Pennsauken Twp. building housing four different car businesses destroys the structure
Nor'easter makes impact in New Jersey
The skies opened up over Burlington Township Monday around 7:30 p.m. with pouring rain, flashes of lightning, and roaring thunder. This is just round one. The nor’easter is set to hit overnight.
Trenton in danger of losing emergency radio service
The city of Trenton is in danger of losing its emergency radio service, leaving police and fire vulnerable, unless a vote on new service is taken.
Trenton in danger of losing emergency radio service
Trenton is in danger of losing emergency radio service, unless a vote on new service is taken
4 charged in connection with fatal shooting of 17-year-old boy in Burlington Twp. Walmart parking lot
Burlington County officials announce four people are charged in connection with a shooting which killed a 17-year-old boy and injured his father in a Burlington Twp. Walmart parking lot.
New Jersey man arrested in shooting that killed 17-year-old
Kai Johnson, 18, of Pemberton, faces numerous charges including murder (first degree), attempted murder (first degree), aggravated assault, and others for his role in the shooting that left a teenager dead.
President Biden visits New Jersey to push infrastructure bill, education agenda
President Joe Biden continues to push his Infrastructure Deal and Build Back Better Agenda with stops in Newark, Kearny and North Plainfield on Monday.
Early voting opens in New Jersey: Where to find a polling location
Early voting in New Jersey's 2021 general election opened on Saturday and will continue for registered voters for over a week leading up to Election Day in the Garden State on Nov. 2.
Camden County participates in gun buyback program
A total of nine counties participated in a gun buyback program across the Garden State on Saturday.
Ocean County honorary fire chief dies of medical emergency while on-duty
Honorary Chief Nicholas A. Prioli died of a medical emergency after responding to a car crash, Jackson Fire District No. 3 said on Facebook.
New Jersey governor race tests incumbent Murphy's progressive politics
New Jersey has taken a decidedly liberal shift under first-term Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy, increasing income taxes on the wealthy, expanding voting rights and tightening the state's already restrictive gun laws.
Police: Group of kids, as young as 12, traveling from Del. to NJ to commit violent crimes
Police in Salem County say a group of teenagers, from Wilmington, are driving to New Jersey to commit crimes that range from robberies to carjackings.
New Jersey to require state contractors to get shots or tests
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy says all new state contracts must include language requiring workers to get the COVID-19 vaccine or undergo regular testing.