New Jersey’s new e-bike law is causing confusion down the Shore. Pennsylvanians are exempt.
So far, there is no way to actually comply.
Community mourns 16-year-old wrestler Chase Sudano, who died in an e-bike crash in Burlington County
The fatal crash involved a UPS truck in Southampton Township on Tuesday morning.
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Man, 71, charged with strangling 41-year-old woman in Franklin Township
Officers tried to save the victim but she was later removed from life support and declared dead Friday
ICE officer in Stafford Township hit by car, fires shot during an attempted arrest
The Stafford Township Police Department said the attempted arrest played out on Route 72 near Mermaid Drive. Police learned of the incident around 9:30 a.m.
2025 was a wild year for fires in New Jersey, nearly all due to human mayhem
Drought may have worsened conditions, but of the 1,322 wildfires that burned 27,229 acres statewide last year, nearly all were caused by humans.
Sen. Cory Booker said police departments should follow Camden County’s lead in using ‘cutting edge’ tech
Booker toured the police department Friday, praising its crime-fighting strategies as "innovative and cutting edge."
First Amendment debate erupts over reproductive, transgender healthcare bill
Free-speech advocates are warning that legislation meant to protect reproductive and transgender healthcare contains a provision that unconstitutionally violates the First Amendment.
Gov. Sherrill announces 770 free World Cup tickets for some N.J. residents
The tickets will be earmarked for youth soccer players, families of National Guard members, sick children, and first responders.
Critics say bias is behind N.J. car insurance rates, urge lawmakers to act
The state Senate’s commerce committee on Monday called up a long-stalled bill that would bar companies from basing car insurance rates on socioeconomic factors.