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Democrats flip two Salem County commissioner seats

Democrats have won two seats on the Salem County Board of Commissioners, breaking the Republicans’ 5-0 hold on county government and setting up a battle for control next year in a county that Donald Trump carried by more than 19 percentage points in 2024. Former Democratic Commissioner Charles Hassler...

Salem County, NJ · 1d
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The Jersey Joint Dispensary Swedesboro Dev Starts Soon. Second South Jersey Location

New signage is up at an undeveloped property at 2030 Kings Highway in Swedesboro, announcing that The Jersey Joint Dispensary is coming soon. This will be the second South Jersey location for The Jersey Joint, which opened its first dispensary in Glassboro in July 2025. (42Freeway coverage) I reached to...

Swedesboro, NJ · 1d
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If You Miss Old Truck Stop Diners, These 5 New Jersey Spots Still Feel Like 1970

Remember when a road trip meant pulling off the highway for eggs, coffee, and a seat at the counter? New Jersey still has a few places that work exactly that way. Some sit right off the Turnpike, and others hide inside old dining cars that have been serving drivers for generations. Here are five spots where the coffee keeps coming and the 1970s never really left.

New Jersey · 3h
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Say hello to Miss Mullica Hill

There is new royalty in town. The first-ever Miss Mullica Hill pageant was held on October 25 at Harbaugh Village. It started as an idea, then, it quickly became a reality. Now, there are three misses representing Mullica Hill: Miss Mullica Hill, Junior Miss Mullica Hill and Little Miss Mullica Hill.

Mullica Hill, NJ · 2d
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Glassboro residents raise concerns at borough council meeting

The Glassboro Municipal Building was filled with residents and municipal employees on Tuesday, Oct. 27, as they voiced concerns about a wide range of topics. Three major issues were discussed: proposed zoning changes related to the Hidden Creek woodland development, the creation of a trail connecting Rowan University, the Edelman Fossil Park, Pitman and Mantua, and a proposed 60% increase in health insurance costs for borough employees.

Glassboro, NJ · 2d

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New legal protections for Philadelphia renters

Philadelphia's Safe Healthy Homes Act is now in effect, giving renters new protections against unfair evictions, retaliation, and unsafe living conditions, but it has drawn mixed reactions.

Philadelphia, PA · 3d

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$450M Film and TV Studio Proposed for Small South Jersey Town. Here’s How Close It Is.

A developer has proposed a $450 million film and TV studio for Pitman, in Gloucester County, adding to a wave of studio projects across New Jersey. New Jersey is close to adding yet another location in its pursuit of becoming the East Coast’s film powerhouse. This time, a massive film and TV studio in Gloucester County.

Gloucester County, NJ · 4d

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Swedesboro Council Adopts Ordinance to Control Invasive Species

SWEDESBORO — The Swedesboro Council adopted a new ordinance at their regular meeting on Oct. 19 regulating the planting and containment of invasive plants within the borough. The ordinance adds an Invasive Plant Species section to Chapter 190 of the borough code, allowing the borough to “prohibit new plantings...

Swedesboro, NJ · 13h

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Rowan students react to the 2026 Midterm Election results

On Wednesday, Rowan University’s campus buzzed with talk of the “blue wave” that hit the United States. Many students, whether they voted or not, say they are excited for the Democrats’ victory. On Nov. 3, across the country, Americans voted for governors, representatives, and senators in...

Glassboro, NJ · 2d

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NJ officials admit scrap giant EMR ignored law for years without fines

TRENTON — At least once a year, scrap metal recyclers in New Jersey are required by law to submit reports describing how much waste material, including old junked cars and trucks, they take in and process. The reason behind the law is to protect public health and safety: Shredding...

New Jersey · 1d

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New Detours and Traffic Lights Because of South Jersey Highway Project

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

Cape May County, NJ · 2d

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Vineland Police Chief, Two Lieutenants Win Firing Reversal on Appeal

640 E Wood St — Approximate Vineland Employment Dispute Context. A New Jersey appeals court has upheld the reversal of firings for Vineland Police Chief Rudy Beu and two of his lieutenants, Adam Austino and Thomas Riordan, closing out one chapter of a years-long employment battle that split the department into warring camps. The Appellate Division panel issued its ruling on October 26, backing three separate decisions by state administrative law judges who found the city's 2021 terminations should not stand.

Vineland, NJ · 6d

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After 15 Years, Camden Mom Finally Moves Into New Ablett Village Townhouse

Satinique Reddick spent 15 years living in Camden's old Ablett Village, while her children kept asking when they would get a move date. In mid-October, the 37-year-old mother of two moved into a brand-new townhouse just a few hundred feet from where she used to live, part of the first wave of residents settling into the long-awaited redevelopment of the city's oldest public housing community.

Camden, NJ · 1d

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Transit accessibility was among key demands for permanent Philly intercity bus terminal

💌 Love Philly? So do we. Let’s be friends. Sign up for the Billy Penn newsletter today. The next phase of Philadelphia’s planning process for a new, permanent “world-class travel hub” and possible multi-use development is taking place Nov. 4 in the form of a public meeting at Independence Visitor Center at 6 p.m.

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

New York Post

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Tiny NJ suburb boots 138-year booze ban in historic vote

Let’s drink to that! A New Jersey suburb voted Tuesday to ditch its 138-year-old prohibition on liquor licenses, paving the way for booze sales. Located in Camden County — roughly six miles outside Philadelphia — the borough of Collingswood had been famously dry for generations before residents backed the binding referendum , according to NJ.com. A view shows the Collingswood Commercial Historic District looking north from near 923 Haddon Ave. Saucemaster, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons “The outcome represents an important change for Collingswood, and the governing body is committed to approaching the next steps thoughtfully, transparently and in a manner that reflects the interests of the community,” town officials said in a statement after the vote. Drunk flyer exposes himself at gate — then urinates on a mom and her young son: cops Nearly half the town turned out to cast votes, with around 3,500 checking the box to lift the ban — and roughly 2,300 voting to keep the town dry. Collingswood has a population of about 14,000, according to census data . Town authorities plan to starting dishing out liquor licenses after establishing official guidelines for operating hours and permit fees, the outlet reported. Tourist almost

Collingswood, NJ · 13h

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A Data Center Sparked Outrage in This NJ Congressman’s District. Then He Lost Reelection.

New Jersey Rep. Jeff Van Drew lost reelection on Tuesday to Democrat Zack Mullock. A closer look at the numbers reveals that a controversial data center in his district might have made a difference. Republican Rep. Jeff Van Drew conceded his reelection campaign on Tuesday night to Cape May Mayor...

New Jersey · 21h

WHYY

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The music recording industry was born in Camden. This Berlin museum traces RCA-Victor’s rise and fall

From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know!. A museum about the RCA-Victor company has opened in Berlin, New Jersey, just a few miles from where the stereo and TV equipment maker was born in Camden.

Camden, NJ · 4d

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The Big Dill Sets November 14 Return to South Philadelphia

The Big Dill is scheduled for Saturday, November 14, at Stateside Live! in South Philadelphia. The event runs from noon to 9 p.m.; VIP and early-entry ticket holders may enter at noon, while general admission begins at 1 p.m., according to the venue listing. The event is open to all...

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

New Jersey Globe

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Democrats win Gloucester County landslide, crushing GOP hopes of taking control

Democrats scored a landslide victory in Gloucester County on Tuesday, easily re-electing three incumbent county commissioners and delivering a crushing defeat to Republicans who had hoped to take control of county government for the first time in 45 years. Commissioners Jim Jefferson, Matt Weng and JoAnn Gattinelli held overwhelming leads...

Gloucester County, NJ · 2d

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TOTE Selects Hanwha to Build US Navy’s First Medium Landing Ship

TOTE Services has selected Hanwha Defense USA (HDUSA) to build a Medium Landing Ship (LSM) for the US Navy. The $269-million award covers construction of the vessel at Hanwha Philly Shipyard, with options for three additional ships. The first platform is expected to be delivered in 2030. HDUSA is the...

Philadelphia, PA · 2d