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Flood advisory issued for Monroe County
The National Weather Service in Mount Holly, N.J. has issued a flood advisory for Monroe County, south eastern Carbon County, and Northampton County until 5:30 p.m. Doppler radar indicated a line of showers and thunderstorms producing heavy rain, according to the weather service.
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Showers, scattered thunderstorms this afternoon at Jersey Shore; more rain Friday and Saturday
The man who famously put down his Big Mac to help rescue three women held captive for a decade in... A New Jersey man will spend the rest of his life behind bars for his role in a crime that left a... A storm system may leave beachgoers waiting until the latter portion of Memorial Day Weekend before they head to the Shore.
What's deadliest weather in Philly area?
History suggests the region is highly unlikely to be struck by a tornado as devastating as the one that killed two dozen people in Oklahoma Monday while leveling blocks of homes.
Maple Shade Man Wanted in Burlington County on Warrant
Alex E. Cabrera, 24, of Maple Shade, is wanted by the Burlington County Sheriff's Department on a warrant.
Philadelphia flower show loses $1 million
This year's Philadelphia Flower Show ended with a loss of about $1.2 million, and officials are blaming fears of a winter snowstorm during the week of the show that they say were whipped up by television and radio reports.
Mt. Laurel Police Investigate Assault, Arrest Teen
May 8 Assault, 4:45 p.m. - Police said an assault occurred in the area of Chaucer Road and Chaucer Court.
Alien invasion in N.J.? Not quite. Ice crystals create a rainbow effect around the sun
That said, a certain type of cloud is causing a curious phenomenon around the sun today, creating a rainbow halo around it in some places.
Mother Nature paints ring around the sun
Photo by Amy Paterson/New Jersey Herald - A halo around the sun is seen behind the Veteran's Memorial on the Newton Green.
Brrr? N.J. feels more like September than May today
Good morning, New Jersey. It is cold. A weather expert said high pressure over the region made for a very chilly May morning in the Garden State.
Cinnaminson Woman Wanted in Burlington County on Warrant
Sandra Turner, 53, of Cinnaminson, is wanted by the Burlington County Sheriff's Department on a warrant.
Flood advisory issued for Lehigh Valley, northern New Jersey
Army Major, Wife Plead Not Guilty to Torturing Children
A U.S. Army major and his wife both pleaded not guilty to torturing and abusing their children on the Picatinny Arsenal military base during an appearance in federal court on Thursday, according to The Star-Ledger. John Jackson, 37, and Carolyn Jackson, 35, of Mount Holly, are currently out on $250,000 bail each.
Army major, wife plead not guilty to child abuse
A New Jersey Army major and his wife have pleaded not guilty to charges of abusing their foster children.
On Tap: New Jersey celebrates American Craft Beer Week
In 2006, the Brewers Association organized the first American Craft Beer Week , a weeklong celebration of craft beer just before the busy summer begins.
Rain sweeps across the state, thunderstorms bring flash-flood alert to Hudson County
Rains are crossing the Garden State this morning - and flash flooding is possible in Hudson County and some boroughs of New York City, where the most intense thunderstorms are headed, says the National Weather Service.
U.S. Robber Targeted Indian-American Families for Their High Quality Gold Jewellery
New York : A Jersey City man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for targeting Indian-American families for their high-quality jewellery in a series of home break-ins in 2009.
Man charged after leaving toddlers alone in Long Pond
Police have charged a New Jersey man with two counts of reckless endangerment after he left two toddlers home alone in Long Pond.
Riverton Woman Wanted in Burlington County on Warrant
Zoe M. Daly, 22, of Riverton, is wanted by the Burlington County Sheriff's Department on a warrant.
'Sinister' quest for gold lands man 20 years' prison
New York, May 4 : A Jersey City man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for targeting Indian-American families for their high-quality jewellery in a series of home break-ins in 2009.
A New Jersey Army major and his wife accused of abusing their foster children with disciplinary measures that included assault, withholding food and water and forcing the children to eat hot sauce were freed on bail Thursday.