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Cherry Hill police seek alleged burglar accused of attacking homeowner
CHERRY HILL TWP. - Police are seeking the man they say broke into a township home, fought with the resident who caught him inside, and fled on Wednesday.
Tinton Falls Man, 57, Dies In Manchester Crash
A 57-year-old Tinton Falls man was killed Thursday in a two-vehicle crash in Manchester, police said.
Coffee truck driver crashes into 74-year-old Bernardsville woman
BERNARDSVILLE - The driver of a Pennsauken-based coffee company vehicle smashed into a 74-year-old Bernardsville woman's car last week when attempting to make a left-hand turn, according to police.
Redd picks two Latinos for Camden school board
Jose M. Brito, chief executive of a home-care agency in Cherry Hill, will take the place of Raymond L. Lamboy, whom Redd declined to reappoint.
Alleged Traveling Robbers Top Weird Crime News
Every week, Patch combs through the more shocking, surprising and often absurd alleged criminal acts and police-related incidents that unfold around the region.
Amaze your friends and annoy your neighbors with your own backyard theater
The great American love affair with the drive-in movie theater celebrates its 80th anniversary on June 6, 2013.
Collingswood F.D. to Perform Block Inspections
Don't be surprised if you get a knock on your door from a Collingswood firefighter in the near future.
Alleged Traveling Robbers Top Weird Crime News
Each week, Patch combs through the more shocking, surprising and often absurd alleged criminal acts and police-related incidents that unfold around the region.
Alleged Traveling Robbers Top Weird Crime News
Each week, Patch combs through the more shocking, surprising and often absurd alleged criminal acts and police-related incidents that unfold around the region.
Cinnaminson Restaurant Feeding Families for 20 Years
In today's turbulent economic times, 20 years of being in business is nothing to sneeze at.
Woman Convinces Son He Has Cancer To Scam People
In one of the most disgusting and disturbing case of fraud of late, a 35-year old New Jersey woman convinced her son he had cancer so she could scam people of money through benefit events for the child.
S.J. police roundup: Pennsauken burglary arrest, timeshare fraud, boater's body found
Pennsauken police said officers were called to the 3400 block of Finlaw Avenue for a reported burglary on March 23.
Retired Camden officers look back at force that is now a memory
The tale of how boxing legend Jersey Joe Walcott punched out an upstart fan at a Camden High School basketball championship is one a group of retired city police officers has heard many times before.
CollisionMax Launches Metal of Honor Project to Benefit Veterans
A bright, rock star-covered Volkswagen bus sitting atop a trailer in the CollisionMax parking lot has been turning heads on Street Road for the past couple days.
Pennsauken Man Kept Father's Death Secret to Collect Benefits
For two decades, Michael Shelton amassed a small fortune cashing his dead father's Social Security checks-but the net result for him could be 10 years in federal prison.
Talk Back: Former president a true gentleman
It was just so nice listening to him. I felt like I was in the presence of a gentleman and one who always tells the truth.
Pennsauken man admits collecting $200,000 plus in dead father's Social Security
A Pennsauken man on Monday admitted he collected more than $200,000 worth of his deceased father's Social Security checks over a 22-year period.
Pennsauken man hid dad's death to get Social Security checks
Federal prosecutors say a southern New Jersey man hid his father's death from authorities for 22 years so he could keep receiving his dad's Social Security payments.
mum 'faked young son's cancer to con neighbours out of cash'
A MUM has been charged after pretending her young son had cancer - to con more than A 2,000 out of well-wishing neighbours.
It's Graduation Night, Do You Know Where Your Kids Are?
Parents aren't stupid. They know graduating seniors celebrating their last night of high school, if left to their own devices, can be a recipe for trouble Which is why Project Graduation is so important, according to Terese Campbell.