Houses Collapse in Early Morning Fire in West Deptford, NJ; At Least Two Injured
At least two people were injured after a serious fire destroyed two homes in West Deptford (Gloucester County), New Jersey, early Thursday morning.
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NJ Needs to Allow Grocery Stores to Sell Beer and Wine — Am I Right?
I am infuriated that New Jersey's grocery stores can't sell beer or wine. Let alone hard liquor (which is also allowed in some states).
Omicron Arrives in Philadelphia; City Officials Urge Residents to “Reconsider” Holiday Gatherings
"Now is the time to start thinking about how our actions can affect those we love around us," Philadelphia's Health Commissioner Dr. Cheryl Bettigole said in Friday's statement.
New Jersey’s Gas Tax Will Decrease By 8 Cents on October 1
The state’s treasury department announced that the gas tax rate will drop by 8.3 cents per gall on October 1.
Look: Christmas Has Already Arrived at Hobby Lobby
It was tempting to buy stuff, even though it's only June.
It’s National Record Store Day in New Jersey
This is a day to celebrate all-things-vinyl, New Jersey.
Price of NJ’s ‘Duck Stamp’ Could Increase After Nearly 25 Years
If fully approved, the price of New Jersey's duck stamp may increase for residents and non-residents for the first time in 25 years in order to preserve the state's wetlands.
Voting Groups Ask to Join Case Fighting County Lines in NJ Primary
Voting-rights advocacy groups filed a legal brief Tuesday asking to participate in a lawsuit that seeks to end use of ‘the line’ to benefit party-backed preferred candidates in designing ballots for primary elections.
As Summer Shortages Loom, Blood and Platelet Donors Needed
In recent weeks, blood centers in New Jersey and nationwide have reported declines in blood collections, with some seeing their lowest donor turnout in more than a year, according to the American Red Cross.