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The use of chemical weapons in Syria has many lawmakers taking sides about whether the U.S. should act. The candidates for U.S Senate in ...

New Jersey is beefing up efforts to get a handle on a recent spike in bottlenose dolphin deaths. Officials estimate upwards of 70 de ...

The Flight 93 Advisory Commission, created by former President George W. Bush after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, is disbanding.< ...

About 200 new and returning students at Rutgers University at Camden participated in a voluntary day of service to beautify the city, inc ...

These days, when Atlantic City residents get together, the talk usually turns to Sandy repairs.  But on a recent Sunday m ...

At this week’s “Ready for Next Time? Rethinking the Shore After Sandy?” forum in Tuckerton, the plight of secondary hom ...

This is part of a series from Ilene Dube of The Artful Blogger. Political passions often lead to heated ...

More New Jerseyans are expected to travel over the Labor Day holiday weekend this year compared to last. AAA Mid-Atlantic projects ...

In what appears to be a response to public pressure, the city of Newark has scheduled a public i ...

“Welcome to the bottom of the world” – it’s a common greeting in the southern-most communities of Cumberland County, wher ...

This summer, Delaware’s lone Representative in the U.S. House has been traveling around the state to talk about the rising costs of ...

Trenton’s city-owned hotel plans to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as it seeks relief from $30 million in debt. T ...

While the Seaside boardwalk’s Funtown Pier remains shuttered this summer following ...

An overcast start to the day for most, but clouds will begin to break up this morning into the afternoon hours, when it will become mostl ...

Everybody this week has an opinion about what we should do with Syria, or whether we should do it, or how we should do it, or when we sho ...