Sicklerville News

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a daughter, Deborah A. Allen; four brothers, Joseph, George, John, and Mike Matis; and a sister, Helen Teribury.

Miss New Jersey Katharyn Nicolle spoke to students during an assembly at Our Lady of Mercy Academy in Newfield on Feb.

City officials announced Thursday the arrests of suspects they say are responsible for a string of weapons-related crimes that took place here toward the tail-end of January .

A Sicklerville loan broker has been charged in connection with his alleged role in a bank scheme that defrauded several lenders of $3.2 million, U.S. Attorney for Eastern Pennsylvania Zane David Memeger said Friday.

A former manager of a Burlington City strip club was indicted on charges that he stole more than $1,000 from the business.

The Rutgers football program led by newly appointed head coach Kyle Flood is pulling in its best recruiting class in years on National Signing Day 2012.

The prescription listed a Collingswood family practice physician, according to police.

A drunk driver who crashed into another car on the Atlantic City Expressway - killing a Pennsylvania woman and injuring three other people - has been sentenced to seven years in state prison.

A Camden County woman has been sentenced to seven years in prison for vehicular homicide and drunken driving for killing a Pennsylvania woman headed to the Jersey Shore in a 2009 collision on the Atlantic City Expressway.

A Sicklerville woman faces up to 10 year in prison Thursday when she is sentenced here on a vehicular homicide charge stemming from a 2009 motor vehicle accident on the Atlantic City Expressway.

The family of a Lumberton man shot and killed in December is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of the killer or killers, the Camden County Prosecutor's Office announced Monday.

Donnell Shontia Dixon, 35, of West Elmer Street, Vineland, was arrested Jan. 13 and charged with possession of a handgun during a traffic stop in Vineland.

Authorities have arrested a second teen charged with the brutal attack and robbery here that left a pizza delivery worker with severe head and facial injuries, Camden County Prosecutor Warren W. Faulk announced Friday.

A 21-year-old Sicklerville man was sentenced to five years in a New Jersey state prison on Tuesday for admittedly taking $24 at gunpoint from one or two men during an in-car robbery in Washington Township in 2009.

On Dec. 29, patrol was dispatched to a report of a fight between four males on East Fairmount Avenue.

A New Brooklyn Road resident caught a Sicklerville man red-handed as he allegedly was stealing scrap metal from a shed Saturday.