Pine Hill News

Three men were arrested in Saturday afternoon in Gloucester Township for attempting to steal copper piping from an abandoned home.

Three men, including a Monroe Township resident, are accused of stealing copper from an abandoned residence in the township's Blenheim section, police said Sunday.

Lauren Rose Albert Foundation founder Susan Rose helps sisters Riley-Jo and Skylar McKenna, of Mantua, lift a cake, thanking the Star Touring and Riding Club for their help with the foundation's Mothers Matter gift basket project Wednesday night.

You don't have to spend money to make mom happy this Mother's Day. At the M. Allan Vogelson Regional Branch Library, kids will be hand-making a special gift to celebrate their moms in honor of the May 10 holiday.

More than 250 children of Camden County employees took the day off from school and headed to work with their parents Thursday for Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day.

GLOUCESTER TWP. - A township officer was injured Saturday when he tried to break up a pre-dawn melee outside Charlie Brown's Steakhouse, police said.

A special benefit was held Tuesday evening for a veteran Camden County police captain who is battling cancer.

Mary E. and Anthony A. Karas of Lindenwold celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Dec.

Announcement has been made of the engagement of Kristine Daine Kloss of Marlton, NJ to Jason Costino of Pine Hill, NJ.

Neither snow, nor sleet nor hail would stop Joe Wolfe from driving six hours through the night from Winchester, Va., before turning onto Black Horse Pike.

A Cumberland County Jail inmate was found dead in his cell at about 10 p.m. Thursday.

A man was assaulted and robbed in his Sicklerville home Saturday night, according to Gloucester Township Police.

Two brothers from Pine Hill are being sought on armed robbery and other charges stemming from an alleged home invasion on New Year's Day at a Noble Road residence.

Donate your old shoes to the homeless and get a deal on a new pair at a Pennsauken sneaker boutique's grand opening party tonight.

A Camden County man has been charged with death by auto in connection with a Nov.

After nearly four years of set up, more than half a million dollars in state grants and thousands of scanned documents, Camden employees and the public will soon be able to access city records online.