- SPORTING EVENTS BOOST LOCAL ECONOMY
3/9/10 - Workers are busy at Boardwalk Hall. They are preparing for this weekend's Atlantic 10 Conference Ba...
- KILLER’S CHILLING 911 CONFESSION RELEASED
3/9/10 - VINELAND-- Its a shocking 911 call made by an alleged killer just minutes after the brutal act. The ...
- IMPORTANCE OF SUPPLEMENTS
3/9/10 - EGG HARBOR TWP.--For two months now, we've been watching Meteorologist Monica Ott and reporter Phaed...
- SMALL FIRE QUICKLY EXTINGUISHED AT ROWAN UNIVERSITY
3/9/10 - GLASSBORO--Firefighters quickly extinguished a small fire on the roof of a new student housing build...
- VACATION CLUB CON ARTIST'S LATEST TARGET IS SOUTH JERSEY
3/9/10 - EGG HARBOR TWP.- In May, the State Office of The Attorney General opened a lawsuit against a man the...
- ONE MAN STABBED AT A.C. RESCUE MISSION
3/9/10 - ATLANTIC CITY--One person was injured in a stabbing at the Atlantic City Rescue Mission Monday night...
- LOCAL STUDENTS USE CLASSROOM SKILLS ON ICE SCULPTURES
3/9/10 - ATLANTIC CITY--Some culinary arts students got a chance to display their artistic side with ice. Ab...
- LOCAL 54 SUES TO VOTE ON REVEL TAX BREAK
3/9/10 - ATLANTIC CITY--An Atlantic City casino workers union filed suit Tuesday seeking to let the public vo...
- COLD WINTER RAISES PRICES AT THE GROCERY STORE
3/8/10 - Twice a week Helen Mitchell buys fresh fruits and vegetables from M & S Produce and Deli in Egg Harb...
- VEHICLE STOP ENDS IN 3 ARRESTS, RECOVERY OF DRUGS & WEAPONS
3/8/10 - ATLANTIC CITY--A motor vehicle stop in Atlantic City Sunday led to three arrests and the recovery of...
- BUENA BOROUGH POLICE OFFICER LAYOFFS A LAST RESORT COUNCIL SAYS
3/8/10 - BUENA--Speculations of several layoffs within the Buena Borough police department brought many conce...
- A PIECE OF CAPE MAY HISTORY COULD HIT THE BIG SCREEN
3/8/10 - CAPE MAY-- From the stage curtain to the disco ball, everything must go here at Cape May Convention ...
- FREE MEAL CENTER COMING TO CAPE MAY CO.; VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
3/8/10 - MIDDLE TWP.--A group in Cape May county is looking to help feed the hungry, with hot and healthy foo...
- YOUNG DRIVERS WILL NEED LICENSE PLATE DECALS
3/8/10 - TRENTON--New Jersey drivers younger than 21 will pay $4 for a pair of license plate decals they'll b...
- CLEAN ENERGY CUTS WORRY ENVIRONMENTALISTS
3/8/10 - TRENTON--Environmentalists told a New Jersey Assembly committee that midyear budget cuts to clean en...
- PUERTO-RICAN BORN N.J. RESIDENTS MUST GET NEW BIRTH CERTIFICATE
3/8/10 - TRENTON--New Jersey officials say state residents who were born in Puerto Rico will have to obtain a...
- GAMBLING ADDICITON MOVES TO FOREFRONT FOR NATIONAL PROBLEM GAMING WEEK
3/7/10 - NEW JERSEY-March is Problem Gambling Awareness month, and this week is National Problem Gaming Aware...
- NJ SENATORS WANT TO GO PAPERLESS BY YEAR'S END
3/7/10 - TRENTON, N.J. (AP) _ Party leaders on both sides of the aisle in the New Jersey Senate say it's tim...
- N.J. TRANSIT SETS PUBLIC HEARINGS ON FARE HIKES, SERVICE CUTS
3/5/10 - NEWARK -- NJ Transit has also scheduled a series of public hearings (none of them in South Jersey) t...
- PROPOSED PLAN WOULD SOFTEN BUSINESS TAX WITHOUT AFFECTING JOBLESS BENEFITS
3/4/10 - TRENTON -- New Jersey Democrats are proposing a compromise unemployment fund plan that would help bu...
- NJ LOSES NATIONAL "RACE TO THE TOP" EDUCATION PROGRAM
3/4/10 - NEW JERSEY -- The first round is over for the federal "race to the top" program that has many of the...
- MORE SALARY FREEZES POSSIBLE FOR STATE WORKERS
3/4/10 - TRENTON--A Republican lawmaker says he will introduce legislation freezing New Jersey public workers...
10-20 POLICE LAYOFFS & DEMOTIONS PART OF LANGFORD'S PLAN TO BALANCE BUDGET
