Inside a couple’s ‘peaceful retreat’ of a home | Inquirer Cherry Hill
Plus, a local firm is leading the Battleship New Jersey redevelopment project.
Avalon will allow outdoor live music one hour later at Gully’s
The bar had appealed liquor license restrictions that cut off music at 8 p.m.
MLS’ next head got his soccer start here | Inquirer Cherry Hill
Plus, what to know about The Pub going up for sale.
N.J. Gov. Mikie Sherrill doubles down: ‘The best cheesesteaks actually aren’t in Philly.’
N.J. Gov. Mikie Sherrill said Donkey's Place Steaks in Camden has better cheesesteaks than the 'millions' she has tried in Philadelphia. Anthony Bourdain felt similarly.
N.J. attorney general sues Amazon over delivery driver network she says is bad for workers
This is New Jersey's fourth open lawsuit against the tech giant and first filed under Gov. Mikie Sherrill's administration.
The death of an immigrant held at Delaney Hall brings fresh focus to the ICE facility in Newark
An immigrant who was detained at Delaney Hall in Newark died. His family is concerned he did not have access to proper medical care.
N.J. GOP sees momentum for voter ID law after governor’s comments in favor
Gov. Mikie Sherrill, a Democrat, said last week that she would support a voter ID law in New Jersey if legislation reached her desk.
The Spirit Halloween opening brought thousands to Egg Harbor for animatronics, costumes, and community
About 3,000 people attended the Saturday morning grand opening of Spirit Halloween's flagship location at Harbor Square Mall. Some life-size animatronics sold out in minutes.
Worker was ‘impaled’ by blow torch while dismantling an old crane at EMR Camden
Fire department documents obtained by The Inquirer detail an incident in which a worker was impaled by a blow torch before being sent to the hospital at the EMR scrap…
Switch to new digital tablets in N.J. prisons prompts civil rights lawsuit
A man incarcerated in a Trenton prison has sued the state in a bid to block corrections officials from forcing prisoners to surrender personal electronic tablets they purchased.