Riverside News

A group of 20 township residents sat close together around a pair of cellular phones Wednesday night and listened quietly as national activists spoke on conference call about their plans to get a national immigration reform bill passed next year.

Claudia Renzi of Moorestown was ready. So were Tina Ventresca of Moorestown, Columbus native Diane Archer and Diane Tumolo of Yardley, Pa.

They're ready for Black Friday- are you? The holiday shopping season's in full swing, and retailers aren't the only ones promising deals and thrills in honor of Black Friday: I contacted the folks over at Simon Malls to get the specifics on what seven of their New Jersey shopping centers are offering, and they responded with gusto! Seriously- you ...

Fourteen people were arrested Sunday during two investigations involving a marijuana-growing operation and drug-distribution ring, police said Monday.

WORLD FAMOUS TRAMMPS PERFORMING AT CAFE MADISON ON THUR., NOV. 19 Grammy Award Winning Group Recorded Disco Inferno and Hold Back The Night RIVERSIDE -- The legendary Trammps will be hitting the stage at Riverside's Cafe Madison on Thursday Night, November 19.

Hundreds of "Twilight" fans flocked to the Cherry Hill Mall on Tuesday for the chance to see a pair of fictional vampires.

Successful Community Cancer Benefit For Everett Dunlap At Cafe Madison In Riverside RIVERSIDE, NJ November 3, 2009 A Community Benefit was held on Sunday, November 1st for Everett Dunlap, a personable 16 year old from Riverside.

As the 27 participants in the township's first Citizen Police Academy prepare for graduation, police say the course has been a valuable and engaging tool to educate the public about the day-to-day duties of police officers and basic law enforcement procedures.

Efforts that have been long in the works to quiet the blaring train horns that sound each time a River Line train approaches a street crossing are moving forward.

North Jersey heads to the voting booths today to vote for governor, dozens of state Assembly seats, a statewide open-space referendum, and countless municipal and county contests.

As cold weather approaches, a Mount Holly shelter faces space problems. Extended Hand Ministries normally has 14 beds to offer the homeless during Code Blue alerts.

Briana Feldhaus isn't enjoying the California sunshine nearly as much as she'd hoped.

With this would come the added need for more downtown shops to provide services to a walking community.

The township police department is the latest in Burlington County to use Nixle, a free computer service that sends announcements and alerts to subscribers' computers or cell phones.

The Riverside man who police said attacked them with a knife and subsequently was shot by officers has been charged in the February incident.

A Halloween Social to benefit the Delran Emergency Squad and Riverside Fire Co. 1 will be held Oct.

Police are seeking a man who allegedly tried to lure two 7-year-old township girls.

Chris Halgas, the new owner of the former Roberts Plumbing property on Pavilion Avenue on the Rancocas Creek, believes in investing in the riverfront town.

A Riverside man was sentenced to just over 5 1/2 years in prison Wednesday for his role in a bank robbery earlier this year, the U.S. Attorney's Office said.

A township man was charged with committing a strong-arm robbery Sunday night. Trevor Pittman, 20, of Burlington Avenue, assaulted and robbed a man of $39 about 7:30 in the area of Orchard and Vine streets, police said Wednesday.