New Jersey NewsFive South Jersey municipalities agree to settlement in class-action lawsuit over vacant property feesThe Camden County towns could owe more than $500,000 collectively as part of the settlement.Lacey Latch 11 minutes agoIn a reversal, New Jersey now says Pennsylvania residents should register their e-bikes in New Jersey if visitingAmy S. Rosenberg 26 minutes ago🎸 Gully’s vs. Avalon Boro | Down the ShoreAmy S. Rosenberg And then a federal judge weighed in | Inquirer South JerseyTaylor Allen Avalon shut down a live band at Gully’s at 8 p.m. Now the tavern is fighting restrictions on its liquor license.Amy S. Rosenberg AdvertisementCamden man is arrested after a K-9 dog finds a phone allegedly used to solicit nude images from 7-year-old girlK-9 "Rookie," a dog specially trained to detect electronic devices, allegedly found the phone during a search of Elmer Lao's residence.Robert Moran Storm warnings have been outdoing the actual storms in the Philly areaThunderstorm forecasting remains one of the most-elusive pursuits in meteorology.Anthony R. Wood Worker was ‘impaled’ by blow torch while dismantling an old crane at EMR CamdenFire department documents obtained by The Inquirer detail an incident in which a worker was impaled by a blow torch before being sent to the hospital at the EMR scrap metal facility in Camden.Aliya Schneider Akira Suwa, award-winning photojournalist at The Inquirer, has died at 84He took poignant photos after the Three Mile Island nuclear accident, the fall of the Berlin Wall in Germany, and the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.Gary Miles Switch to new digital tablets in N.J. prisons prompts civil rights lawsuitA man incarcerated in a Trenton prison has sued the state in a bid to block corrections officials from forcing prisoners to surrender personal electronic tablets they purchased.Dana DiFilippo, New Jersey Monitor Cherry Hill's Brio Italian Grille is closed. For real this time. Not long after fighting off closure rumors in June, Cherry Hill's Brio Italian Grille has officially shut its doors.Lacey Latch Federal judge dismisses Trump administration’s lawsuit seeking New Jersey voter records Gov. Mikie Sherrill said in a letter to the Department of Justice that the request for New Jersey voting data had no legal basis. Aliya Schneider and Abraham Gutman A guard at the Fort Dix federal prison had a yearlong sexual relationship with a prisoner, feds sayJordan Pensak paid other inmates to act as lookouts while she and the prisoner had sex an in office, federal authorities said.Chris Palmer A Craig LaBan pizza pick in Cherry Hill | Inquirer South JerseyAnd another municipality banned data centers.Taylor Allen Craig LaBan reviews Barclay Pies | Inquirer Cherry HillPlus, what to know about the township’s data center ban.Lisa Dukart American Airlines says technology outage temporarily halted flightsThe airline said flights have begun to resume after a temporary ground stop was put in place.Robert Moran Jersey Shore-set comedy ‘Wildwood’ in development at FX from ‘Derry Girls’ creatorCreated by Lisa McGee, the show will reportedly follow a group of college girls visiting New Jersey from Ireland in the summer of 2000 with “no money, no visas, no plan, no clue.”Rosa Cartagena More than 2,000 of N.J.’s ‘noncitizen voters’ could actually be citizens, Gov. Sherrill saysNew Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill said the state is removing 4,500 voters from the rolls but that counties will determine if the remaining individuals identified as noncitizens are actually not citizens.Aliya Schneider Strong storms prompt tornado and flood warnings in the Philly region Flood and severe-thunderstorm watches also remain in effect.Anthony R. Wood South Jersey police officer will not be charged for killing a man with a knifeHaddon Township Police Officer Luke Falkenberg will not be charged in the killing of Keith Edelin, 46, of Pennsauken, during a reported attempted burglary in 2024.Henry Savage See more storiesAdvertisement
Five South Jersey municipalities agree to settlement in class-action lawsuit over vacant property feesThe Camden County towns could owe more than $500,000 collectively as part of the settlement.Lacey Latch 11 minutes ago
Five South Jersey municipalities agree to settlement in class-action lawsuit over vacant property feesThe Camden County towns could owe more than $500,000 collectively as part of the settlement.Lacey Latch 11 minutes ago
In a reversal, New Jersey now says Pennsylvania residents should register their e-bikes in New Jersey if visitingAmy S. Rosenberg 26 minutes ago
In a reversal, New Jersey now says Pennsylvania residents should register their e-bikes in New Jersey if visitingAmy S. Rosenberg 26 minutes ago
Avalon shut down a live band at Gully’s at 8 p.m. Now the tavern is fighting restrictions on its liquor license.Amy S. Rosenberg
Avalon shut down a live band at Gully’s at 8 p.m. Now the tavern is fighting restrictions on its liquor license.Amy S. Rosenberg
Camden man is arrested after a K-9 dog finds a phone allegedly used to solicit nude images from 7-year-old girlK-9 "Rookie," a dog specially trained to detect electronic devices, allegedly found the phone during a search of Elmer Lao's residence.Robert Moran
Camden man is arrested after a K-9 dog finds a phone allegedly used to solicit nude images from 7-year-old girlK-9 "Rookie," a dog specially trained to detect electronic devices, allegedly found the phone during a search of Elmer Lao's residence.Robert Moran
Storm warnings have been outdoing the actual storms in the Philly areaThunderstorm forecasting remains one of the most-elusive pursuits in meteorology.Anthony R. Wood
Storm warnings have been outdoing the actual storms in the Philly areaThunderstorm forecasting remains one of the most-elusive pursuits in meteorology.Anthony R. Wood
Worker was ‘impaled’ by blow torch while dismantling an old crane at EMR CamdenFire department documents obtained by The Inquirer detail an incident in which a worker was impaled by a blow torch before being sent to the hospital at the EMR scrap metal facility in Camden.Aliya Schneider
Worker was ‘impaled’ by blow torch while dismantling an old crane at EMR CamdenFire department documents obtained by The Inquirer detail an incident in which a worker was impaled by a blow torch before being sent to the hospital at the EMR scrap metal facility in Camden.Aliya Schneider
Akira Suwa, award-winning photojournalist at The Inquirer, has died at 84He took poignant photos after the Three Mile Island nuclear accident, the fall of the Berlin Wall in Germany, and the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.Gary Miles
Akira Suwa, award-winning photojournalist at The Inquirer, has died at 84He took poignant photos after the Three Mile Island nuclear accident, the fall of the Berlin Wall in Germany, and the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.Gary Miles
Switch to new digital tablets in N.J. prisons prompts civil rights lawsuitA man incarcerated in a Trenton prison has sued the state in a bid to block corrections officials from forcing prisoners to surrender personal electronic tablets they purchased.Dana DiFilippo, New Jersey Monitor
Switch to new digital tablets in N.J. prisons prompts civil rights lawsuitA man incarcerated in a Trenton prison has sued the state in a bid to block corrections officials from forcing prisoners to surrender personal electronic tablets they purchased.Dana DiFilippo, New Jersey Monitor
Cherry Hill's Brio Italian Grille is closed. For real this time. Not long after fighting off closure rumors in June, Cherry Hill's Brio Italian Grille has officially shut its doors.Lacey Latch
Cherry Hill's Brio Italian Grille is closed. For real this time. Not long after fighting off closure rumors in June, Cherry Hill's Brio Italian Grille has officially shut its doors.Lacey Latch
Federal judge dismisses Trump administration’s lawsuit seeking New Jersey voter records Gov. Mikie Sherrill said in a letter to the Department of Justice that the request for New Jersey voting data had no legal basis. Aliya Schneider and Abraham Gutman
Federal judge dismisses Trump administration’s lawsuit seeking New Jersey voter records Gov. Mikie Sherrill said in a letter to the Department of Justice that the request for New Jersey voting data had no legal basis. Aliya Schneider and Abraham Gutman
A guard at the Fort Dix federal prison had a yearlong sexual relationship with a prisoner, feds sayJordan Pensak paid other inmates to act as lookouts while she and the prisoner had sex an in office, federal authorities said.Chris Palmer
A guard at the Fort Dix federal prison had a yearlong sexual relationship with a prisoner, feds sayJordan Pensak paid other inmates to act as lookouts while she and the prisoner had sex an in office, federal authorities said.Chris Palmer
A Craig LaBan pizza pick in Cherry Hill | Inquirer South JerseyAnd another municipality banned data centers.Taylor Allen
A Craig LaBan pizza pick in Cherry Hill | Inquirer South JerseyAnd another municipality banned data centers.Taylor Allen
Craig LaBan reviews Barclay Pies | Inquirer Cherry HillPlus, what to know about the township’s data center ban.Lisa Dukart
Craig LaBan reviews Barclay Pies | Inquirer Cherry HillPlus, what to know about the township’s data center ban.Lisa Dukart
American Airlines says technology outage temporarily halted flightsThe airline said flights have begun to resume after a temporary ground stop was put in place.Robert Moran
American Airlines says technology outage temporarily halted flightsThe airline said flights have begun to resume after a temporary ground stop was put in place.Robert Moran
Jersey Shore-set comedy ‘Wildwood’ in development at FX from ‘Derry Girls’ creatorCreated by Lisa McGee, the show will reportedly follow a group of college girls visiting New Jersey from Ireland in the summer of 2000 with “no money, no visas, no plan, no clue.”Rosa Cartagena
Jersey Shore-set comedy ‘Wildwood’ in development at FX from ‘Derry Girls’ creatorCreated by Lisa McGee, the show will reportedly follow a group of college girls visiting New Jersey from Ireland in the summer of 2000 with “no money, no visas, no plan, no clue.”Rosa Cartagena
More than 2,000 of N.J.’s ‘noncitizen voters’ could actually be citizens, Gov. Sherrill saysNew Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill said the state is removing 4,500 voters from the rolls but that counties will determine if the remaining individuals identified as noncitizens are actually not citizens.Aliya Schneider
More than 2,000 of N.J.’s ‘noncitizen voters’ could actually be citizens, Gov. Sherrill saysNew Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill said the state is removing 4,500 voters from the rolls but that counties will determine if the remaining individuals identified as noncitizens are actually not citizens.Aliya Schneider
Strong storms prompt tornado and flood warnings in the Philly region Flood and severe-thunderstorm watches also remain in effect.Anthony R. Wood
Strong storms prompt tornado and flood warnings in the Philly region Flood and severe-thunderstorm watches also remain in effect.Anthony R. Wood
South Jersey police officer will not be charged for killing a man with a knifeHaddon Township Police Officer Luke Falkenberg will not be charged in the killing of Keith Edelin, 46, of Pennsauken, during a reported attempted burglary in 2024.Henry Savage
South Jersey police officer will not be charged for killing a man with a knifeHaddon Township Police Officer Luke Falkenberg will not be charged in the killing of Keith Edelin, 46, of Pennsauken, during a reported attempted burglary in 2024.Henry Savage
