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Jury declines to criminally charge NJ Troopers in death of man in custody
A grand jury declines to criminally charge state troopers in man’s death who was in custody.
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Ex-PSU frat leaders sentenced in 2017 hazing death of Timothy Piazza
Two former fraternity leaders were sentenced for their roles in a hazing incident that led to the death of Penn State University student Timothy Piazza of Lebanon, New Jersey, in 2017.
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Crews rescue driver who crashed SUV through wall of NJ heating oil business
Firefighters in South Jersey helped rescue a driver who slammed their SUV into a heating oil business early Tuesday.
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Driver slams SUV into NJ propane business
Firefighters in Burlington County rescued a driver who crashed their SUV into a U.S. Route 130 business early Tuesday.
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‘A humble hero': Memorial unveiled honoring slain NJ Officer
A South Jersey community came together Saturday night to honor fallen Deptford Township police officer Bobby Shisler. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan has more from the dedication ceremony for the memorial.
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Missing billionaire? Big NJ jackpot winner hasn't come forward six months after drawing
In a coastline New Jersey community, there’s a mystery unfolding that no one seems to know the answer to: why hasn’t the big jackpot winner come forward?
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Driver hurt, passenger killed after crashing into tree in South Jersey: police
A passenger was killed and a driver was seriously injured when they struck a tree in a single-vehicle crash early Saturday morning in Vineland, New Jersey, police said.
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New Jersey nonprofit named finalist for Chick-fil-A's True Inspiration Awards
A nonprofit in Camden, New Jersey, is getting national recognition for making a big difference in the community.
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New Jersey woman killed in hit-and-run crash; investigation underway
Detectives are investigating after a woman was killed in a hit-and-run crash on Wednesday afternoon in Camden, New Jersey, Camden County Prosecutors said.
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NJ's Cathedral Kitchen among area nonprofits up for Chick-fil-A award, big prize
Camden’s Cathedral Kitchen and Wyomissing’s IM ABLE Foundation are among 30 finalists for Chick-fil-A’s True Inspiration Award. You can help them earn a $350,000 grant.
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New Jersey wedding venue abruptly closes, leaving couples out thousands and without a location
Some New Jersey couples are scrambling after a wedding venue shut down out of the blue, leaving them out thousands of dollars and needing to find a new place to tie the knot.
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South Jersey community comes together to beautify homes and streets
Dozens of homes in Camden, New Jersey, were fixed up as part of the “Rock the Block” community clean-up event. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle has the story.
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Man killed after being shot in Runnemede, NJ, on Wednesday
Officials said they are investigating after a man was shot and killed in Camden County, New Jersey, on Wednesday evening.
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NJ residents to see drop in gas prices this fall thanks to PSE&G
PSE&G announced that it will be lowering gas prices for New Jersey residents starting on Oct. 1, 2024.
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NJ residents to see about 5% drop in PSE&G gas bills
PSE&G says its dropping residential natural gas prices by about 5 % on Oct. 1, 2024.
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New Jersey hits pause on an offshore wind farm that can't find turbine blades
New Jersey has hit pause on an offshore wind energy project that is having a hard time finding someone to manufacture blades for its turbines.
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Firefighters find body in burned car outside of NJ house fire, source says
Firefighters battling back flames from a burning New Jersey house and cars early Thursday made a grisly discovery in one of the vehicles — a body, a source said.
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Firefighters find body in burned car after responding to NJ house fire
A grisly discovery in Camden, New Jersey, overnight as firefighters responding to a house and cars on fire found a dead person in one of the vehicles.
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Actress Edie Falco joins fight to ban sale of puppy mill dogs in NJ pet stores
Emmy Award-winning actress Edie Falco is on a mission to shut down the “puppy mill pipeline” in New Jersey.
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NJ AG plans reforms following investigations into the state police
New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin is calling for reforms focused on diversity hiring, the handling of misconduct investigations and transparency within the ranks of the state police.