Haddonfield man charged for allegedly storming Capitol
A self-proclaimed "dating and relationship strategist" from Camden County was arrested Thursday by federal agents for his alleged participation in the pro-Trump insurrection at the U.S. Capitol two weeks ago.
Implosion of former Trump Plaza casino pushed to Feb. 17, AC mayor says
The implosion of a dilapidated Atlantic City casino formerly owned by Donald Trump has been rescheduled for Feb 17 at 9 a.m., Mayor Marty Small announced during a Thursday press conference.
3 $1M winning Powerball tickets sold in New Jersey
Lottery officials announced on Thursday that three $1M winning second-tier Powerball tickets were sold in New Jersey, including two from Camden and Gloucester Counties.
Camden County town creates free delivery option to help small businesses
Collingswood, New Jersey creates Collingswood Prime which is a free delivery service to help small businesses in and around the area stay open.
Man charged with attempted murder after beating roommate at care facility, prosecutors say
A man has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly beating his elderly roommate at a care facility in Maple Shade, prosecutors announced.
Long lines seen outside Burlington County COVID-19 vaccine megasite
New Jersey residents hoping to get their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine were met with long lines before doors opened at a vaccine megasite in Burlington County on Wednesday morning.
New Jersey man wanted in slaying caught in Pennsylvania
A police officer in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, was driving when he recognized Shawn Massey, 38, of Gibbsboro, on Tuesday, authorities said. He was taken into custody without incident.
NJ man wanted for murder of hunter arrested in Bensalem, prosecutors say
A man accused of murdering a hunter in Pine Hill has been arrested in Bensalem, prosecutors announced Tuesday night.
Gov. Murphy: NJ needs more vaccine doses now
New Jersey has administered about 388,000 doses (to about 3.9% of its population) of the vaccine.
One person dead after accident on I-295 in Gloucester County
Officials with N.J. State Police say the accident happened Tuesday afternoon, just after 12:30, in the southbound lanes of 295, in Logan Township.
Camden County honors neighbors made civic leaders on MLK Day
The legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lives on in his words, acts of service, and leadership he has inspired. For the last twenty years, Camden County Board of Commissioners has awarded deserving neighbors the Freedom Medal on MLK Day.
Man sought in connection with September Ocean City assault, attempted luring
Ocean City detectives say on September 5, just before noon, the man in question attempted to lure a juvenile female into his vehicle near 18th Street and Central Avenue.
A new trend is causing teens to be vulnerable to human trafficking
Teens are allowing themselves to be vulnerable to human traffickers in a reported new trend, which involves slipping social media information into pants pockets in clothing stores, experts say.
2-year-old critically injured after being struck by vehicle in Camden County
First responders arrived to find the child was suffering from multiple injuries. The child was flown to an area hospital and is listed in critical condition.
Auction to push button imploding former Trump casino in Atlantic City called off
A fundraising auction that would have granted someone the opportunity to press the button that will bring down one of President Donald Trump's former Atlantic City casinos has been scrapped.
Authorities ready for protesters, but Trenton remains quiet
New Jersey’s statehouse remained quiet Sunday even as officials in all 50 states said they were preparing for the possibility of violence after the siege at the U.S. Capitol.
Police: 14-year-old charged in stabbing death of man
Police resonded to a report of an apparent stabbing at approximately 2:45 p.m. and discovered a 38-year-old male victim with a stab wound to the right side of his abdomen.
Our Race Reality: Revisiting Small Town America
After an ugly incident, the people of Franklinville, N.J., said they were committed to change, to having the difficult discussions, and to making progress. So, did they? And are they an example for the rest of us? FOX 29's Bill Anderson has this special report.
New Jersey state employees ordered to work from home Inauguration Day
The order comes as authorities say they’re preparing for the possibility of violent demonstrations on Sunday by supporters of President Donald Trump in state capitals across the country. National Guard troops are also converging on Washington, including nearly 600 from New Jersey.
COVID-19 vaccination megasite opens at Moorestown Mall
The demand for the COVID-19 vaccine remains high in New Jersey as a new megasite opened Friday at the Moorestown Mall in Burlington County.