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The mayor of Bethlehem said in a statement that Chief Mark DiLuzio's retirement "is a result of the consequences of his recent re-posting of an offensive Facebook post.

Camden has received national attention as a model for community policing, but many residents have been critical of this praise. The members of Watu Moja are among them.

The Trenton Health Team will launch the program sometime this fall with help from an AARP grant.

The National Youth Foundation’s Writer’s Workshop's latest biography is on the Godmother of hip-hop, Philadelphia’s own, Lady B.

A City Hall rally continues a summer that has seen the country’s largest protests and demands for racial justice and police reforms in decades.

New Jersey environmental officials have not yet determined why bacteria continues to plague a beach along the Barnegat Bay in Ocean County.

The governor reversed course after signing an executive order to restart indoor dining that would have allowed smoking in the gambling houses.

Police are arresting suspects for less than half of the city’s homicides and shooting victims are getting younger, Commissioner Danielle Outlaw said.

Public health officials doubled the number of compliance checks in August. A sports complex got a $5,000 fine. One pub was shut down on the spot.

A viewing of “Black Panther” was held at an outdoor amphitheater where people practiced social distancing.

Environmental advocates said the move could open up the possibility that coal plants could seek to release higher levels of pollutants into the state’s rivers and streams.

Reinoehl was himself killed Thursday when he pulled a gun as a federal task force attempted to apprehend him near Lacey, Washington, the U.S. Marshals Service said.

A stray bullet from a mass shooting along East Chelten Avenue in Philadelphia's East Germantown neighborhood struck a man inside his apartment.

Markell said he was inspired by the last words of activist Heather Heyer, who was murdered at the rally: “If you’re not outraged, you’re not paying attention.”

Responding to the school’s stance on Black Lives Matter, some students move their final showcase to outside galleries.