7-Eleven store owner arrested after 4 boys were burned by sanitizer

The owner of a New Jersey 7-Eleven location was arrested after allegedly selling spray sanitizer that burned several children.

Local schools announce closures amid coronavirus concerns

As cases of the novel coronavirus rise across the Delaware Valley, a number of schools have closed for deep cleaning. Here's a complete list.

Murphy waives fees for COVID-19 testing for some NJ residents

Gov. Phil Murphy says New Jersey will waive fees for COVID-19 virus testing for more than 2 million residents on certain health plans.

NJ high school hosts barbershop events to guide students, connect community

Barbershop Talks is the brain child of a concerned parent and seeks to improve the school culture among the student body by creating meaningful connections.

NJ park to be named after 10-year-old boy killed in football game shooting

A New Jersey park named after 10-year-old Micah "Dew" Tennant, who was killed in a shooting at a high school football game in Pleasantville.

NJ troopers on rescuing driver from burning semi-truck: 'It really is just part of the job'

Body camera footage captured the moment two New Jersey state troopers pulled a man from a burning tractor-trailer with seconds to spare. Lt. Edward Ryer and Trooper Robert Tarleton said it was all in a day's work.

Murphy resumes duties in NJ after surgery to remove tumor

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has resumed his duties following surgery last week to remove what officials said was likely a cancerous tumor on his kidney.

Police searching for 2 teens missing from Winslow Township

Police are searching for Gavin Rhodes, 13, and Xamavi Wilson, 15, who reportedly went missing Saturday night in Camden.

Strong women help strong women rebuild lives in Salem County through home building

A group of women in Salem County celebrated International Women’s Day one day early with Habitat for Humanity, by putting the finishing touches on three new homes.

Man sentenced to 18 years in death of mother when he was 17

A New Jersey man who pleaded guilty to aggravated manslaughter in the death of his mother last year when he was 17 years old has been sentenced to 18 years in prison.

Homeowners frustrated by property tax assessment in Atlantic City

The state of New Jersey has ordered that the homes in Atlantic City be reassessed which could cause their property taxes to rise.