Lindenwold News

Saldia often buzzes around Philadelphia with his year-old feline Mary Jane perched on his shoulder.

GLOUCESTER TWP. - Thomas Kemble was bagging the loot from his burglary Wednesday when he realized officers were already outside the home, police allege.

Lindenwold Man Charged With DWI for Violent Crash that Caused Injuries Emery Galiazzi was charged for an accident last month on Coles Road that sent two people to the hospital.

UPDATE: 4 p.m., May 17: Maggie was rescued this morning by Pamela Ott, the founder of Saved Whiskers Rescue Organization .

A 49-year-old Lindenwold man was charged with DWI and driving with a suspended license after an investigation into a violent wreck in Gloucester Township that sent three people to the hospital last month.

The crash was on Coles Road and two passengers in a car that flipped over were injured and hospitalized, police said.

April Lee, from Williamstown, stands in her son's, Alfred "Will" Lee III, bedroom that is decorated in his memory, Monday, May 13, 2013.

Jim Jankowski, chief of communications for Camden County Department of Public Safety, talks about the state-of-the-art workstations at the county's Office of Emergency Management, Wednesday, Feb.

As superintendent of the Woodstown-Pilesgrove Regional School District from 2002-2004, I read your recent article entitled "Schools Take Closer Look At Security" with great interest.

On April 16, a man who does security for an Atlanta Court woman reported he saw a skinny, white male inside his employer's truck.

It was just so nice listening to him. I felt like I was in the presence of a gentleman and one who always tells the truth.

If Cherry Hill police officers were to respond to a mass shooting or bombings like the situation in Boston two weeks ago, their job would not be limited to stopping the perpetrators.

A state appellate court has ordered a new trial for a southern New Jersey man convicted of murder after he admitted killing his ex-girlfriend and leaving their young son alone with her body.

The Superior Court of New Jersey Appellate Division overturned the verdict and asked for a retrial of the case of a Lindenwold man who was sentenced to 75 years in prison in 2011 for the stabbing death of the mother of his child.

They're empty because they shouldn't have had them to begin with. They were given something that they couldn't earn.