Cherry Hill

34-year-old Christina Palumbo hasn't been seen since last Thursday. Police in Cherry Hill are hoping the public can help lead to her whereabouts.

The four measures are aimed at putting an end to "lunch shaming" of students.

After Cherry Hill's policy grabbed headlines, a non-profit found there's plenty of other spots in NJ with similar lunch debt policies.

Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren has weighed-in on the Cherry Hill school lunch "shaming" issue, calling the township's latest plan "cruel and punitive."

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that Steve Ravitz, who owns two Shop Rite stores in Cherry Hill, made the offer in September after the school district got national attention for their policy.

The Cherry Hill BOE gave unanimous approval Tuesday night to a change in policy regarding school lunch accounts that are overdue in township public schools.

Discussion of the school district's policy of serving a tuna fish sandwich to students whose lunch account is at least $10 overdue was met by criticism at Tuesday night's BOE meeting.

There's a thief on the loose in Cherry Hill and his name is Edgar. And he's a crow. And he's really good.

Ethien E. Rosario, 26, of Sicklerville, turned himself into police on Friday.

As Lakewood deals with its second measles outbreak in months, 18 physicians in that city alone urge patients to get all recommended vaccinations.