Yardville News

Rod Houck has a close encounter with Dolphin 56 last summer off Island Beach State Park.

Levittown - mzimmaro@phillyBurbs.comBURLINGTON CITY - Through the tiny chapel to the spacious soccer fields, 24 seniors took their final walk through Doane Academy's quaint campus as high school students."Now a new chapter begins in our lives," said valedictorian Michael Siravo IV.

Michael Sullivan, 38, was sentenced to a year and a day in jail for a scheme that revolved around a loan agreement he'd made with Yardville."By engaging in the fraud, the defendant joins the many who have abused the financing system in our country and thereby contributed to our financial crisis," said Assistant U.S. Attorney Louis D. Lappen in a ...

YARDVILLE, N.J. -- One of two former students who started the Seton Hall University dormitory fire that killed three students in 2000 has been released on parole.

Beatrice and Ricard S. Costello of Milltown celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at a party given in their honor by their children at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Pa.

A Jackson man was sentenced to 364 days in the Mercer County Jail after pleading guilty to stealing surplus equipment including desks and filing cabinets from the state Department of Treasury's Hamilton ...

Triple 5 Industries announces recommendations to increase safety at power plants.

A state parole board was correct in denying parole last year for two former Seton Hall University roommates who admitted to setting a fire that killed three students nine years ago, an appeals court ruled ...

YARDVILLE, N.J. -- Civil rights activist and Princeton scholar Cornel West told young inmates at a central New Jersey prison to search for a better self.

February 6, 2009 - -- After paying as much as $4 a gallon for gas last year a lot of motorists have been practically giddy paying less for gas the last few months.

Passage Theatre's Playwrights Lab will present "Unrehearsed," an exercise where writers will read aloud from their work for an audience to hear pieces in development.

The inmate who walked away from a state-run dairy farm staffed by minimum-security prisoners in Montgomery Township was captured this morning at a motel in Vineland, officials said.

Though the search for a work farm escapee is still being conducted by police, students at township schools are being dismissed at the normal times, and all after-school activities will remain as scheduled.

The only thing more nerve-rattling than trying to get through the holidays with three children - the pictures with Santa, baking Christmas cookies, hunting down a tree, not to mention elusive toys - is hosting ...

An appellate court has rejected a city man's request to withdraw his guilty plea to a vehicular homicide charge because he did not fully understand the court proceeding.