Atlantic City mega-site allowing walk-in COVID-19 vaccine appointments
Excited and relieved, N.J. residents continue to receive their COVID-19 vaccines at the Atlantic City Convention Center, but, now things may finally ramp up to never before seen levels, due to expanded eligibility.
Excited and relieved, N.J. residents continue to receive their COVID-19 vaccines at the Atlantic City Convention Center, but, now things may finally ramp up to never before seen levels, due to expanded eligibility.
Walk-in appointments allow Atlantic City mega-site to vaccinate more people
Marcus Espinoza reports on the efforts of the Atlantic City Convention Center COVID vaccine mega-site to vaccinate as many people as possible, by allowing walk-in appointments
Marcus Espinoza reports on the efforts of the Atlantic City Convention Center COVID vaccine mega-site to vaccinate as many people as possible, by allowing walk-in appointments
Weather Authority: Severe thunderstorm watches, warnings issued as storms move across region
The National Weather Service on Wednesday issued a severe thunderstorm warnings and watches for parts of the Delaware Valley as a cluster of powerful storms rumbles across the region.
The National Weather Service on Wednesday issued a severe thunderstorm warnings and watches for parts of the Delaware Valley as a cluster of powerful storms rumbles across the region.
New Jersey drug trafficking bust nets 30 arrests; 3 charged with murder
Prosecutors in Atlantic County have charged 30 people in connection to a large-scale drug trafficking ring that stretched across several parts of New Jersey for over four years, the Atlantic County District Attorney's Office announced Wednesday.
Prosecutors in Atlantic County have charged 30 people in connection to a large-scale drug trafficking ring that stretched across several parts of New Jersey for over four years, the Atlantic County District Attorney's Office announced Wednesday.
Man sought for questioning in possible attempted child luring incident in Hammonton
Police are looking into a scary situation in South Jersey. Investigators say a guy flashed some money at kids and asked what he could get for it. It may be nothing, or it may be something. Police just want everyone on alert.
Police are looking into a scary situation in South Jersey. Investigators say a guy flashed some money at kids and asked what he could get for it. It may be nothing, or it may be something. Police just want everyone on alert.
Hammonton police want to speak to a man in regard to a possible attempted child luring incident
Jennifer Joyce has details on efforts by Hammonton police to fully investigate a possible attempted child luring incident
Jennifer Joyce has details on efforts by Hammonton police to fully investigate a possible attempted child luring incident
NJ expands COVID vaccine eligibility to 16 and older
New Jersey residents 16 and older are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, though the Pfizer vaccine is the only available to those individuals 16 and 17, but It’s another step forward in getting students back in school and bringing the pandemic to an end.
New Jersey residents 16 and older are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, though the Pfizer vaccine is the only available to those individuals 16 and 17, but It’s another step forward in getting students back in school and bringing the pandemic to an end.
NJ opens COVID vaccine eligibility to 16 and older
Jeff Cole reports on N.J.'s expanded coronavirus vaccine eligibility, speaking with residents relieved to be getting the vaccine and students happy to be heading back to the classroom.
Jeff Cole reports on N.J.'s expanded coronavirus vaccine eligibility, speaking with residents relieved to be getting the vaccine and students happy to be heading back to the classroom.
New Jersey now offering Gender 'X' option on driver licenses
Gender "X" will indicate a gender is unspecified. It will be offered alongside the existing "M" for male and "F" for female gender options on licenses and IDs.
Gender "X" will indicate a gender is unspecified. It will be offered alongside the existing "M" for male and "F" for female gender options on licenses and IDs.
Hand grenade found at Cape May, New Jersey yard sale
The discovery of a hand grenade at a Cape May, New Jersey yard sale over the weekend prompted a brief evacuation while authorities worked to recover and relocate the device.
The discovery of a hand grenade at a Cape May, New Jersey yard sale over the weekend prompted a brief evacuation while authorities worked to recover and relocate the device.
Bobby Flay restaurant in Borgata casino closing in June
The Borgata casino and the restaurant's parent company said Monday that Bobby Flay Steak will close on June 30.
The Borgata casino and the restaurant's parent company said Monday that Bobby Flay Steak will close on June 30.
New Jersey man, 74, dies in Pennsylvania skydiving accident
An experienced, 74-year-old skydiver from New Jersey died over the weekend after officials say his parachute opened, but later separated from him.
An experienced, 74-year-old skydiver from New Jersey died over the weekend after officials say his parachute opened, but later separated from him.
NJ opening vaccine eligibility April 19 to those 16, older
Gov. Phil Murphy said the expansion comes two weeks ahead of plan and added that it's the "right time to put our program into higher gear."
Gov. Phil Murphy said the expansion comes two weeks ahead of plan and added that it's the "right time to put our program into higher gear."
Detectives investigating shooting at motel in Cherry Hill
Police were called to the Express Inn Motel on Route 38 around 6:07 p.m. for a report of a shooting.
Police were called to the Express Inn Motel on Route 38 around 6:07 p.m. for a report of a shooting.
Carjacking suspect arrested after chase through NJ towns
Atlantic City police said Sunday a patrol officer heard a woman screaming just before 2 p.m. Saturday. The officer then saw a 46-year-old Deptford woman pulling at the driver's side door of a vehicle and ran to help her, but the vehicle sped off.
Atlantic City police said Sunday a patrol officer heard a woman screaming just before 2 p.m. Saturday. The officer then saw a 46-year-old Deptford woman pulling at the driver's side door of a vehicle and ran to help her, but the vehicle sped off.
Gas prices fall more in New Jersey, remain steady in nation at large
Gas prices fell further in New Jersey but remained steady around the nation at large as an increase in total domestic gasoline stocks helped stem an increase in demand.
Gas prices fell further in New Jersey but remained steady around the nation at large as an increase in total domestic gasoline stocks helped stem an increase in demand.
New Jersey gambling revenue soars in March after 2020 virus shutdown
The casinos and tracks handled $859.6 million worth of sports bets in March, compared with the less than $182 million they handled last March. They kept $60.7 million this March as sports betting revenue after paying out winning bets and covering other expenses.
The casinos and tracks handled $859.6 million worth of sports bets in March, compared with the less than $182 million they handled last March. They kept $60.7 million this March as sports betting revenue after paying out winning bets and covering other expenses.
New Jersey's unemployment rate falls slightly amid job gains
The state added 20,800 jobs overall in March, largely in the private sector, according to the state Labor Department.
The state added 20,800 jobs overall in March, largely in the private sector, according to the state Labor Department.
New Jersey man indicted in murder-for-hire plot to kill teen boy, prosecutor say
A Haddonfield Township man was indicted Wednesday for a 2019 murder-for-hire plot to kill a 14-year-old boy who he was caught exchanging sexually explicit images with over the internet, Acting U.S. Attorney Rachael A. Honig said.
A Haddonfield Township man was indicted Wednesday for a 2019 murder-for-hire plot to kill a 14-year-old boy who he was caught exchanging sexually explicit images with over the internet, Acting U.S. Attorney Rachael A. Honig said.
Loud music traveling across Delaware River continues to frustrate South Jersey residents
The booms are back. Louds music and parties continue to frustrate people living along the Delaware River.
The booms are back. Louds music and parties continue to frustrate people living along the Delaware River.