Riverside News Archives

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.

Linda Adair doesn't want to be a secretary - again. She wants to have one of her own.

Two township men were charged with bias intimidation in connection with an incident in which they taunted and threatened three minority men and fired a shotgun into the air, police said Friday.

The sign says so much more than 'independent,' like fiercely independent. It says much more than 'getting by,' like long-lasting success.

Gino Grosso, the new commander of the 87th Air Base Wing at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst. Grosso , the commander of the nation's only tri-service military joint base, said last week she is ready to take charge of this joint mission and show that this approach can be the one other bases will want to emulate.

A Riverside man was sentenced to two years probation Friday for his role in a stolen motorcycle ring.

Share + Oct 3, 2009 7:52 pm US/Eastern Reporting Elizabeth Hur RIVERSIDE, N.J. A 16-year-old from Riverside, New Jersey has become famous for his courageous stand against cancer.

A Riverside man was sentenced to two years of probation Friday for his role in a stolen-motorcycle ring.

After a year off, the popular event returns to the Resurrection Parish Fall Festival.

School officials in Hainesport and Shamong were celebrating victorious bond referendums Tuesday night while questions in Mount Holly and Riverside, which carried heftier tax hikes, were defeated.