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Gardeners are a self selecting population. Yes, they are often a little on the quirky side, but by and large it seems like they’re ...

Officers with the Atlantic City Police Department raided a home expecting to find drugs – but left with two alligators. The ...

The release of hikers Shane Bauer an Josh Fattal now rests in the hands of Iran officials, after the nation’s foreign minister said ...

Three restaurant owners and an activist in Camden have filed a lawsuit that challenges the city’s curfew, which is set to go into e ...

Sure, you’ve found loose change before but how about $26 million of unused money?  In New Jersey, two years of combing through ...

Talks continued Friday in an attempt to end the strike of Catholic secondary school teachers.   ...

A new study released by the Pennsylvania Association of School Administrators and the Pennsylvania Association of School Business Officia ...

CBS 3 is reporting today that veteran radio sportscaster Jack O’Rourke passed away after covering a Phillies game for the station. ...

Investigators are calling a fire that sparked this morning at the Sportland Pier suspicious. ...

A South Jersey support group for women with breast cancer celebrated a milestone anniversary Friday night. The “Sister Will ...

Very rarely do most people get the chance to see a Mitchell World War II B 25 Bomber in person, but today, visitors to the Jersey Shore w ...

A new connector road has opened early to help residents in Lower Swatara Township navigate around flooded roads. ...

Some of us may be spending our day watching college football or running errands, others are spending the start of the weekend along the D ...

Vice President Biden visited an area of northeast Pennsylvania hit hard by flooding today, promising support from the federal government. ...

Joseph Szczerba, the first New Castle County police officer to die in the line of duty in almost 40 years, was described by his former ch ...