Heat wave threatens Fourth of July weekend events
Friday could come close to breaking a temperature record that's stood in New Jersey since 1936 — and that alone should tell you how serious this weekend is shaping up to be.
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NJ carnival violence fears claim another summer event
Gloucester Township Day is canceled again as safety concerns rise after recent violence at other carnivals around New Jersey.
Mount Laurel viral video ends with harassment, bias charges
A viral video shows a heated argument between two parents in Mount Laurel, resulting in charges for harassment and bias intimidation.
A NJ/Philly radio legend needs a kidney — and we’re asking NJ to help
Glenn Kalina's voice has echoed through Philadelphia for years, but now he's facing a serious challenge. His story is a reminder of how community can step up.
14 rescued from the Batsto River — I’ve paddled those waters
As the rain poured down, a day meant for adventure quickly shifted to a tense rescue operation along the swift currents of the Pine Barrens.
NJ man accused of stabbing his 60-year-old aunt to death
A Burlington County community is shaken as a family tragedy unfolds, with investigators piecing together a brutal homicide in Lumberton.
2 airlifted after Barnegat Bay boat crash
A boating collision in Barnegat Bay in Long Beach Township leads to multiple injuries including two people throw off a boat late Monday afternoon.
NJ human trafficking crackdown leads to 13 arrests, illegal drugs
A human trafficking bust in New Jersey led to 13 arrests and 15 rescues, as well as seized drugs and firearms.
The 5 best South Jersey hikes below Route 70 — all 7 miles or less
Picture this: Quiet sand trails winding through cedar swamps, revealing South Jersey's hidden treasures just waiting to be explored.
South Jersey church carnival adds rules after Maple Shade chaos
Police and carnival organizers are working together to enhance safety at the St. Mary of the Lakes Carnival in Medford amid recent incidents at other events.
The best swimming in NJ this summer — no ocean required
From pristine lakes to winding rivers, New Jersey has swimming spots that’ll make you forget the beach — and you won’t need a badge.
Two NJ diners are disappearing — a Wawa and a QuickChek are next
Diners have been our gathering spots for generations, but with the Stelton Diner closing, we’re left wondering: what will fill that void in our lives?