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Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory in Plainsboro receives top honors from DEP
PLAINSBORO - The federal fusion research lab managed by Princeton University has been honored as New Jersey's top environmental steward by the Department of Environmental Protection.
Woman charged with assaulting nurse at Cooper University Hospital in Camden
CAMDEN - A woman railing about the medical profession is accused of smashing a Cooper University Hospital nurse's face against a brick wall Monday, according to police.
Poll: Should NJ private employers be forced to pay sick time?
New Jersey legislators are proposing a bill that would force private employers in the state to pay their employees sick time.
1,500 Students, 5,000 Guests Experience Camden County College Commencement
Camden County College held its 45th annual commencement ceremony Saturday under an 18,000-square-foot, event tent on its Blackwood, Gloucester Township campus.
Gloucester & Camden County residents: Speak up for a future...
A working example of an existing multi-use rail-with-trail in New Jersey is the Traction Line in Morris County.
Haddonfield Police Helped Collar 'Hatchet-Wielding Hitchhiker'
Haddonfield police played a prominent role in the apprehension of Caleb Lawrence McGillvary, the alleged celebrity hitchhiking ax killer wanted for homicide in Union County.
Camden County College graduates Class of 2013
Gordon Andrews of Lawnside, left, who studied business administration at Camden County College, shows his excitement during the commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 18, 2013.
Camden man shot to death overnight, police say
A man was shot to death in Camden Thursday night, according to Camden County Prosecutor Warren Faulk and Camden County Police Chief Scott Thomson.
Harris Camden Terminal worker killed by falling concrete barrier, police say
CAMDEN - An employee at Harris Camden Terminal, a transport company specializing in oversized loads, died Friday morning after a concrete barrier fell on him, police said.
Editorial: Outlook improves for South Jersey's new grads
Rowan University Art Education graduates have some fun before last year's 88th Undergraduate Commencement.
Kid Felix: Big Chance for Small-Town Band
Blink and you might miss Laurel Springs, a tiny Camden County borough of 1,900 people along the White Horse Pike.
After Defeat, Ed Borden Doesn't Plan to Run Again for Elected Office
Moments after a stinging defeat Tuesday in a bid for a third term on the Haddonfield Board of Commissioners , Ed Borden said he would not run for elected office again.
NJ bill would require employers to provide paid sick days
Under newly proposed legislation, New Jersey could join Connecticut and a handful of cities around the country in setting minimum paid sick-day standards for private-sector employers.
Child Shooting in Camden Was Apparent Accident
Authorities say an incident where an 11-year-old shot a 12-year-old boy in the face at a Camden apartment complex last week appears to have been accident.
Camden County Metro Division boasts $4.5 million in surveillance equipment and other technologies
Lt. Pasquale Giannini of the Camden County Police Department Metro Division monitors serveral computers at the new Real Time Tactical Information Center at the Camden Police Department, Tuesday, May 14, 2013.
Kasko, Moscatelli and Rochford Elected to Board of Commissioners
Haddonfield's upcoming Board of Commissioners mixes new blood with old hands at municipal government.
Prosecutors: Wounded NJ man crashes car into tree
Camden County prosecutors say a man who was shot multiple times in his car tried to flee his assailants by driving away but instead crashed into a tree just two blocks away.
Camden chief: 'Suburban drug buyers' who overdosed on tainted heroin live outside the city
CAMDEN - Three more people were hospitalized last week for overdoses on a reportedly tainted batch of heroin purchased in Camden , bringing the total number of those exposed to the drug to six, according to officials.
After Camden police changeover, memories come out in force
Among the exhibits were a microphone from a two-way 1930s radio and snapshots of "potato sacks" - wool, below-the-knee police coats - and of green police wagons from the 1950s.