
Immigration agency now has two NJ sites to process cases under its expedited family removal program

Immigration agency now has two NJ sites to process cases under its expedited family removal program

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

MacArthur won re-election a couple years ago with 60 percent of the vote and tied his political fortunes firmly to Donald Trump. But seniors in ...

The alliance brings what Virtua has to offer and Penn research and clinical trials to New Jersey patients' doorstep. Starting next year, surgeons from the ...

New Jersey's outlawed payday loans. So how is it possible that state worker pension funds were used to purchase a payday lender? Consumer activists are ...

Soccer star and Jersey girl Carli Lloyd trained at Blue Barn in Marlton. She now has a court there named in her honor after helping ...

The remains of the day a tempest took out power to more homes than Superstorm Sandy. The wreckage to property in South Jersey is substantial. ...

A storm line that blew through South Jersey Tuesday caused damage and left thousands in the dark.

Democratic lawmakers in Camden are fast tracking a bill that would transfer control of the city's paramedic services from Virtua Health to rival Cooper University ...

Rallying around the proposed pipeline through the Pinelands. Supporters responding to naysayers, asserting it's in line with the state's energy master plan and will create ...

Nine-year-old Ella Wilson suffers from neurofibromatosis, which causes tumors. While undergoing treatment, she wrote the book "I Sold My Sister" and is donating portions of ...

A full dress funeral. A young police officer is laid to rest. New body armor accessory for cops: body cameras. The "Raise the Roadway" Bayonne ...

Police in Evesham Township will be wearing body cameras to record interactions with the public.

A blockbuster tax break on the chance a company will create jobs in Camden. Hoboken's antique gas mains get replaced by flood-resistant plastic. And the ...

The Economic Development Authority approved $260 million in tax incentives for Holtec International to build and operate a facility in Camden.

Where to spend hundreds of millions of dollars? The next big step in Sandy recovery. The politics of pollution. New rules prompt a partisan divide. ...

Lewis Katz died in a plane crash over the weekend. Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron, who knew Katz well, discusses his life.

The weekend is here and if you're looking for a fun activity, here is a list of events happening Nov. 8-10.

Marlton-based Semper Fido takes rescue dogs and train them to work with veterans who are suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.