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2010 elections: Democratic fears, Republican hopes
In this Nov. 1, 2009, file photo, New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine listens as President Barack Obama speaks during a campaign rally for Corzine at the Susquehanna Bank Center in Camden, N.J. Oh, how the tables have turned.
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Nipper window to be on display at Camden County Historical Society
For the first time in 40 years, Camden County residents can see one of RCA's original Nipper windows on Sunday, November 8, from 12-4:30 PM, when Nipper highlights the Camden County Historical Society's "Behind the Ropes" tour.
NJ store owner pleads guilty in food stamp fraud
CAMDEN, N.J. - A New Jersey food store owner and two employees have admitted defrauding the federal food stamp program of more than $280,000. Mehal Mothon, who owned a Citgo Food Mart in Westville, pleaded guilty Thursday to conspiracy to embezzle from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Supplemental Nutrition and Assistance Program.
Camden sets vote on razing of Sears Building
City council members are to vote next week on a proposal that could lead to demolition of the landmark Sears Building.
Redd-backed trio sails to clear win in Camden
The Democratic Party swept the Camden City Council race Tuesday, with two incumbents and one newcomer scoring the three at-large seats.
For the second time in less than six months, residents of Hoboken will pick a mayor.
President's talk energizes supporters of governor
President Barack Obama fulfilled a campaign promise Sunday by returning to Camden to stump for Gov.
President Obama campaigns with Corzine in Camden
Hundreds of supporters gathered under cloudy skies to watch President Obama give Gov.
Camden residents will pick a new mayor Tuesday, but the most powerful person in the city won't change: the overseer sent from Trenton under a 2002 state takeover law.
Two arrested in Woodlynne murder
CAMDEN -- Two men wanted in connection with the brazen Oct. 14 shooting of a Woodlynne baker were arrested last night, authorities said.
Sale of Riverfront State Prison in Camden stirs debate
New Jersey is planning to sell the site of a closed prison without the regular auction procedure, despite objections from some Republicans.
Groundbreaking held for Camden complex
Officials broke ground Thursday for a 77-unit apartment building in the city's Centerville section.
Camden candidate faces assault charge
An independent candidate running for Camden City Council who lashed out against a television crew last week was charged Wednesday with second-degree robbery, simple assault and criminal mischief, police said.
NJ Center for Book honors Walt Whitman House Nov. 6
NJ CENTER FOR BOOK HONORS WALT WHITMAN HOUSE IN NOV. 6 EVENT Bestows Literary Landmark status on poet's Camden home CAMDEN - One of Camden's most famous residents, the celebrated poet Walt Whitman, resided for the last eight years of his life at 328 Mickle Street, a modest, two story house he purchased with the proceeds from his landmark ...
Four candidates vying for two Assembly seats
The Camden City Council president, a labor-union leader, and a sex-toy entrepreneur are among candidates vying for two open seats in the New Jersey Assembly's Fifth District next week.
Baby Dies In Camden Apartment Fire
The Camden County prosecutor's office has confirmed for Fox 29 that a baby has died in a fire at the NorthgateA 1A Apartment Complex in Camden, New Jersey.
N.J. man killed daughter, then self, police say
CAMDEN, N.J.: Authorities say a New Jersey man killed his 2-year-old daughter before setting fire to their apartment and killing himself.
Toddler, Father Found Dead in Camden Apartment Fire
Two dead bodies were discovered after a late Sunday night fire at the Northgate One apartment complex along North 7th Street in Camden, NJ.
Baby, man found dead in Camden apartment
October 25, 2009 -- The Camden City fire department and police were called out to the report of a fire at the North Gate Apartments on the 400 block of North 7th Street at around 9:00 p.m. Sunday night.
NJ couple charged with theft from home sellers
Prosecutors say a New Jersey couple and their real estate firm stole more than $600,000 from struggling homeowners.