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As the saying goes — No good deed goes unpunished. Atlantic County, New Jersey Sheriff Joe O’Donoghue did not take a single day off in 3 years.
A single-family home in Moorestown that sold for $2.75 million tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Burlington County over the week of Oct. 26-Nov. 1. The county saw a total of 120 residential real estate sales during the week of Oct. 26-Nov. 1, averaging...
Jobs in 9 NJ counites will be effected, including Atlantic, Cumberland & Ocean counites.
From controlling the Legislature in the 1990s to holding a single House seat now, New Jersey Republicans face a stunning reversal of fortune.
A political earthquake demands a day of reckoning. Atlantic County Republicans suffered an electoral catastrophe this past Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
South Jersey drivers will soon face new traffic patterns as a major highway construction project gets underway; Here's what you need to know about the detours
Geologists and Pine Barrens explorers have argued over the Blue Hole in New Jersey since the mid-19th century. Surrounded by tea-colored waterways, stained by decaying conifer needles and iron-laden bogs, this pond of clear water stays cool even in the warmest summer months and doesn’t mix with the muddy water of an adjacent river, and […]
Two Wawa convenience stores in South Jersey are about to become the starting line for a sprawling car cruise down to the Jersey Shore. Classic car owners will gather at Wawa locations in Gloucester and Atlantic counties this Sunday, Nov. 8, before rolling out together toward Wildwood. The event, called...
Ocean County Assemblymen Paul Kanitra and Gregory McGuckin want standard policies to carry at least...
MOUNT HOLLY—A “glitch” is being cited as the reason the Burlington County Election Results page on Tuesday night, after the polls closed at 8 p.m., initially displayed apparent erroneous vote tallies. In the initial posting of what were supposed to be Vote-by-Mail and early voting figures for...
92.7 WOBM and Gateway Toyota proudly recognize Vivian Anderson of Point Pleasant Beach High School as our Student of the Week! Vivian is involved in cheerleading, the surf team, softball, and serves as a wrestling manager and peer leader. ...
Voters in Monmouth and Ocean counties backed more than $33 million for school renovations in Neptune City, Waretown, and Rumson in the Nov. 3 election, according to APP.com. The results are unofficial. In Lakewood, voters seemed to reject a plan that would cut the school board by two seats. Lakewood...
Hundreds of historic lampposts in neighborhoods like Society Hill and Old City curve into an arch resembling a capital "P," carrying fixtures known as "Franklin lights." The design traces back to the 1750s, when Benjamin Franklin set out to improve fragile, soot-covered round glass globes imported from London. Franklin’s four-pane...
Kristallnacht Boycott of Jewish Businesses in Philadelphia Sparks Outrage
A new swing bridge over the Schuylkill River just south of the Grays Ferry Avenue Bridge is scheduled to open on November 13 at 2 p.m., finally closing a missing link in Philadelphia's trail network after years of setbacks. The 1,000-foot span, known as Schuylkill Crossing, will connect Bartram's Garden and Grays Ferry, giving pedestrians and cyclists an off-road path between Southwest Philadelphia and Center City.
Have a question about Philly’s neighborhoods or the systems that shape them? PlanPhilly reporters want to hear from you! Ask us a question or send us a story idea you think we should cover. After a decade of planning, construction is underway on a 121-unit apartment building in Center...
💌 Love Philly? So do we. Let’s be friends. Sign up for the Billy Penn newsletter today. That’s the question posed on a West Philly flyer sporting a picture of a rat in a leather jacket smoking a cigarette and drinking a Pabst Blue Ribbon. “Every night,...
Philadelphia’s jails have ended a monthly buprenorphine injection program and returned to daily Suboxone pills for people receiving medication for opioid use disorder. Jail officials told The Philadelphia Inquirer that one in three of the 719 people prescribed the medication since the switch had been caught misusing it. That figure describes people caught misusing pills; it does not establish how often misuse occurs or whether the injection program’s end caused the reported cases.
