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South Jersey officer, EMTs hailed heroes after saving toddler from choking
A South Jersey police officer and local EMTs are being hailed as heroes after saving the life of a choking toddler.
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‘He just sucker-punched me.' Punch outside NJ Wawa leads to community concerns
A man in his 70s was punched by a person who asked him for money moments after he pulled up to a South Jersey Wawa last week and now police are taking action.
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Iconic NJ diner abruptly closes after 50 years, a Wawa is set to replace it
The iconic Red Lion Diner and Bakery in Southampton Township, New Jersey, has officially closed after being in business for 50 years.
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Cybersecurity issue affecting MGM properties, including Borgata in Atlantic City
Casino and hotel giant MGM Resorts International says a cybersecurity issue led to the shutdown of computer systems at its properties across the U.S., including Atlantic City’s Borgata.
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Police search for missing South Jersey grandmother
Police are searching for 63-year-old Norma Yates of Winslow Township, NJ, after she was reported missing on July 31.
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Explosive materials found at NJ home where deadly fire occurred, police say
Police found hundreds of pounds of explosive materials inside a vehicle and on the property where a deadly house fire left two young children and two men dead as well as a baby and teen hurt in Buena Borough, New Jersey, investigators revealed Tuesday.
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New Jersey Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver has died after sudden hospitalization
New Jersey Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver’s family confirmed her death. She was serving as acting governor, but was hospitalized Monday. Senate President Nicholas Scutari has assumed acting governor duties as Gov. Phil Murphy reacts while out of state.
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Camden County invests $8M into ‘Eye in the Sky' system, tech upgrades for police
The Camden County Police Department has just received an influx of $8 million in state funds in order to “upgrade and enhance” the technology that their officers use to combat crime.
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‘A SEPTA trolley just went through my living room': Crash leaves historic Philly home damaged
The wreck was caught on camera as the slow-rolling trolley going off the tracks, into an SUV and into the stone façade of the old Blue Bell Inn (sometimes referred to as a tavern) that has sat on the corner since 1766.
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Driver hurt in 4th SEPTA crash within a 5-day span in Philly area
Another SEPTA bus crash left a driver hurt in Center City
