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3 face charges after car stop in Westampton
Two men were taken into custody by Westampton police for resisting arrest after officers stopped their car for a motor vehicle violation and found marijuana in the back seat.
2 Gloucester Township officers hurt making arrest
Two police officers were injured and two men arrested during a traffic stop turned drug bust.
Oaklyn ordinance aimed at vacant-home owners
The borough council in Oaklyn has approved an ordinance meant to crack down on the owners of vacant homes.
Norcross backs Booker for Senate
Newark Mayor Cory Booker scored a major endorsement Sunday night in his bid to become the next U.S. senator from New Jersey.
Newark Mayor Booker formally joins NJ Senate race
Newark Mayor Cory Booker, who formally declared his candidacy for U.S. Senate on Saturday, now finds himself competing in a primary against like-minded Democratic congressmen that will be decided in mid-summer, when exceptionally low voter turnout threatens his early advantage.
Guns, Drugs Seized in Search of Cinnaminson Home: Police
Law enforcement arrested two people and seized multiple weapons and $15,000 worth of drugs from a Cinnaminson home Wednesday following a lengthy investigation.
Booker will officially launch U.S. Senate run on Saturday with events in Newark, Willingboro
Newark Mayor Cory Booker answers questions during a Star Ledger editorial board meeting.
Karras' stellar track & field season ends
All spring, Point Pleasant Borough High School athletes' seasons were over on Wednesday, except for Point Boro junior Dakota Karras.
New Jersey Orators celebrate 2013 with awards & scholarships
The New Jersey Orators celebrated their 2013 Scholarship & Awards Program with keynote speaker Phyllis C. Hunter on Saturday, May 18, 2013 at New Brunswick High School.
Millville Police Blotter: Robbery, DWI, obstruction
Jason A. Morroni, 25, of 2nd Street, was charged Wednesday with driving while intoxicated and was released on a summons.
Mt. Laurel Minister Taking Over as OLGC Principal
Dr. Frank McAneny, of Mount Laurel, will become the new principal of Our Lady of Good Counsel School , effective July 1, replacing retiring principal Jerome T. McGowan.
Burlco tea partyers lose to GOP regulars
The Burlington County Republican Committee handily beat back a rare tea-party challenge in the race for six seats in county and state government in Tuesday's primary elections.
Willingboro man had marijuana in car, Westampton police say
William C. Kelly, 25, was pulled over by a township officer around 3:12 a.m. in the area of Woodlane Road, for an alleged moving violation.
Willingboro Man Guilty of Assaulting Three Camden Cops
A southern New Jersey man accused of assaulting and injuring three Camden police officers during a pursuit has been found guilty on numerous charges.
Willingboro man guilty of shooting at Camden police Sgt., fighting with others in 2011
CAMDEN - A jury last week convicted a Willingboro Township man of injuring three city police officers, firing shots at one of them, during a chase in 2011.
NJ man guilty of assaulting 3 Camden officers
A southern New Jersey man accused of assaulting and injuring three Camden police officers during a pursuit has been found guilty on numerous charges.
Faya Dynamite shows off "extreme swag fashion" in London
Faya Dynamite has been turning heads in London thanks to her recent display of eye-catching fashion which she describes as "crazy style" and "extreme swag fashion". The curvaceous model/actress/dancer is no stranger to the limelight, as she once won the award for having "The Booty of the Year" , and has been featured twice at world-renowned website ... (more)
South Jersey Iraq veteran runs to benefit Rutgers scholarship fund
Hundreds of runners will assemble at Cherry Hill High School East on June 9 for the Jeremy Kane 5K Benefit Run.
New Jersey Orators Celebrate with Awards & Scholarships
The New Jersey Orators celebrated their 2013 Scholarship & Awards Program with keynote speaker Phyllis C. Hunter on Saturday, May 18 at New Brunswick High School.
Burlco woman files overtime suit
In the final three years that she worked for a chain of day-care centers, Lydia Otero, 46, took care of a lot of babies and young children.