South Jersey

When the building code changed from limiting the overall height to building 6ft above your neighbor is when the construction took over and houses got bigger and bigger and bigger. When they allowed the commercial property to become residential property it accelerated.

Over the past few months, I've noticed more than a few Facebook posts about a mysterious string of lights that have made their way around the world like a speeding train through the sky.

The demonstration turned violent and during that riot, Donna Joan Borup is alleged to have thrown a caustic agent into the eyes of a Port Authority police officer. The attack left the officer, Evan Goodstein partially blind.

This year, prices are about twenty-four cents a gallon higher than they were last year at this time. According to AAA, the current nationwide average price of gas is $3.87 per gallon. Here in New Jersey, the statewide average is $3.75 per gallon.

Prosecutors say that during the early morning hours of August 13th, 2020, Sigurani entered the victim's home in Deerfield Township, Cumberland County. He woke her up and forced her to perform a sex act while Sigurani brandished a hatchet. He then remained in her home and proceeded to break her cell phone, while threatening her.

The above comes in various forms and is 100% false. Truth be told, as soon as you post something on Facebook, or any other social media, it's accessible forever. Even if you delete it, people who want to find it, will.

Happy Day Farm has created a special that includes carnival rides, food, games, and the feature attraction, a giant corn maze. But this isn't just any old corn maze. Each year the maze is patterned after a different theme.

Like fingerprints, every human has a unique palm print. Your palm print will be kept by Amazon (owner of Whole Foods). As you check out, you'll scan your palm over a reader, and the money will be deducted from your account.

We set out to see what makes Collingswood the mecca of restaurants in New Jersey, and here's what we found.

Police believe the same person is responsible for both robberies. Late Friday afternoon, the FBI announced they're offering up to $5000 for information that leads to the arrest of the South Jersey robbery suspect.