Tornado touches down in New Jersey as Isaias hits state
Thousand were without power Tuesday morning as winds gust to more than 50 mph, with heavy rains.
Cumberland County
Movies — drive-in ones, at least — return to NJ in May
The Delsea Drive-In and a free community drive in are both moving forward with plans to open up and be in compliance with social distancing protocol.
NJ's only drive-in theater says it should be allowed to reopen
The state's only drive-in movie theater is trying to get Gov. Phil Murphy's attention as it hopes to open for the season by Memorial Day.
First COVID-19 death reported at Vineland Veterans Home
The Cumberland County facility has had far less positive cases than its Menlo Park and Paramus counterparts.
Drive-in movies to make a comeback in NJ in pandemic pop-up
A business owner derailed by COVID-19 is reinventing the cinema experience amid the health crisis.
NJ vets home chief quits, and runs for Congress, after 100 deaths
Mark Piterski plans to run for Congress as an independent against Democrat Josh Gottheimer.
To draw election map, NJ may count inmates in prior hometowns
Legislature advances bill allowing online voter registration, in addition to possible end of "prison-based gerrymandering."
Number of tainted romaine lettuce cases grows in New Jersey
138 cases have been reported in 25 states but no deaths have been reported.
3 high-profile missing persons cases frustrate NJ searchers
Few clues months after they vanished in bizarre and disturbing circumstances.
How NJ cops decide whether to use Amber Alerts for missing kids
In New Jersey and across the country, the issuance of an Amber Alert doesn't occur until three criteria are met.
$35,000 reward money: 5-year-old missing 6 days, feared abducted
Dozens of people wearing yellow gathered Saturday evening for a candlelight vigil in the same park Dulce Maria Alavez was last seen nearly a week ago.
Help find NJ girl's abductor — Clues that someone may be involved
The kidnapper who took Dulce Maria Alavez five days ago from a park could still be in the city — and may even be the person next door, the county prosecutor said.