April Saul

The three-alarm fire claimed the lives of Roberto Romero and Luis Silva. For Cra-West residents, the fire also exposed living conditions that made them feel unsafe.

Organizers of the effort to make the painting on a four-block stretch of Broadway clashed with city leaders. Vehicular traffic already has the paint peeling.

Bryan Morton is charged with third-degree aggravated assault for allegedly beating Rashan Prailow with a microphone at a weekend dinner.

The pandemic delayed, but did not stop, the IDEA center in Camden from offering young people ways to create art.

Two officers and their 10-day-old baby were unhurt when shots were fired into their home. The police chief says they were not the intended target.

For some of the Camden census workers, the job was at best marred by misunderstandings and at worst, a story of broken promises.

Camden’s clerk told activists they were only 151 signatures short of getting their question on the ballot. Then, Camden City Council delivered the final blow.

Tawanda Jones created an open-air market for Black entrepreneurs in Camden to showcase their wares and support each other while social distancing.

After drawing national headlines for the way Camden police have built trust with residents, recent incidents show residents standing up to officers.

Activists say having a primary in a city mostly full of Democrats and independents doesn’t make sense. The primary turns into the main election.

The charges could have prevented Timothy Cook from joining the Marines in August as planned. Charges are still pending against his father.

Councilman Cook lost two jobs and his son might not get to join the Marines because of charges from a February incident with police at their home.