P. Kenneth Burns

The court ruled the township did not show that her properties posed a risk to the “safety, health, morals, and welfare of the community.”

Construction began in March 2020 after decades of discussion.

Crews started removing debris from an illegal dump site in the city’s Bergen Square neighborhood beginning last March after officials took over the property.

Marvin and Eva Schlanger contributed regularly to New Jersey’s flagship university. But concerns about the treatment of an Orthodox Jewish law school student raised concerns.

Cinnaminson Township is using eminent domain to aid a developer who wants to build a Chick-fil-A and a small shopping plaza.

Democrats are expected to add five seats to their majority in the Assembly, hold a ten-seat lead in the Senate.

It will be the first building in Camden County named in honor of an African American woman, Mayor Mary Ann Wardlow, and will support the county’s meal-delivery program.

Pizza boxes with a little bit of grease can be placed at the curb.

The Danish company says inflation, supply chain issues, and rising interest rates gave them no choice but to pull out of Ocean Wind 1 and 2.

The Native American Advancement Corporation purchased 63 acres in Salem County to preserve and teach about Lenape people.

Philly- and Jersey-area officials have cautioned that certain individuals and institutions could become targets of hate.

The long-time educator says JoAnne Epps provided “a roadmap” for moving the university forward.