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A South Jersey non-profit horse rescue is looking for ways to raise money to stay on the land they've used for years
The South Jersey Horse Rescue is searching for help in raising money to buy the property they have been renting for years. The property the non-profit has been renting was put up for sale for almost $250,000, and now the horse rescue is looking for donations to stay open. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg has more on the story.
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NJ lawsuit pushes to change ballot design, could shift future power in the state
With less than three months to go before New Jersey’s primary election, what is seen on the ballot is currently up for debate and it could be determined by a case being heard in federal court. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk highlights the push for a change in the state’s ballot design that could also lead to a shift in...
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Community reacts after 3 killed in Bucks County massacre
The Levittown community deals with shock after 26-year-old Andre Gordon, allegedly, killed his stepmother, teen sister and the mother of his two children on Saturday.
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‘It's hard to make sense.” Community shocked after 3 killed in Bucks County
The accused suspect Andre Gordon, who murdered three people, has been charged and police say the gun he used was a ghost gun. Family, friends and the school community remember the lives of the three people who were shot and killed. NBC10’s Karen Hua has the latest on the investigation and spoke to the community.
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NJ officials bring carjacking, weapons charges against suspect in Levittown triple homicide
The New Jersey Attorney General’s office has released new details and charges against 26-year-old Andre Gordon after 3 people were killed in Bucks County and several people were taken hostage in New Jersey.
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How Trenton Police captured Bucks County triple murder suspect Andre Gordon
Andre Gordon, 26, was arrested in Trenton, New Jersey, after he allegedly shot and killed his stepmother, teen sister and mother of his two children in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan shows us how Gordon was captured and spoke with a woman who witnessed his arrest.
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Officer home from the hospital after last week's shooting in Hamilton, NJ
A police officer with the Hamilton Township Police Department is back home from the hospital one week after being shot in the line of duty.
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Officers save baby, family and friend from sinking Jeep in pond in Cape May Co.
A baby was stuck in a car seat inside a Jeep that was submerged in a pond down the shore. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville spoke with the officer who helped in an exclusive interview.
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Caught on camera: Officers rescue baby from car stuck in pond down the shore
A water rescue was caught on a patrolman’s body camera as officers worked to save a baby in a Jeep that was stuck in a pond on Friday.
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Officers rescue baby from Jeep stuck in pond down the shore
A water rescue was caught on camera down the shore after a Jeep full of people, including three young kids, ended up in nearly five feet of water in Cape May County.
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Winter storms take heavy toll on popular beaches at the Jersey Shore
Recent storms and big waves have taken an especially heavy toll on some popular beach areas in shore towns like Atlantic City. Some crews and businesses say their race to get ready for summer is ahead of schedule. NBC10 Jersey Shore bureau reporter Ted Greenberg has more.
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Clogged pipe led to raging water, large hole in the ground in South Jersey town
Three homes in Gloucester County are without power after a clogged pipe led to raging waters and a large crater. NBC10’s Siobhan McGirl has the latest.
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South Jersey man accused of tying up 2 women to a shed and sexually assaulting them
A man is accused of separately tying up and sexually assaulting two women in Camden County, the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office said.
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Clogged pipe leads to flooding, large hole in Mullica Hill, New Jersey, officials say
Officials say a clogged pipe led to flooding and a large hole in Mullica Hill, New Jersey, on Friday. NBC10’s Siobhan McGirl has the latest details.
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Clogged pipe system leads to hole in the ground, flooding in Mullica Hill, mayor says
A clogged pipe system led to flooding and a large hole in the ground in Mullica Hill, New Jersey, on Friday, officials said.
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Historic landmark missing from the Jersey Shore set to make a comeback
An historic landmark that’s been missing for nearly 40 years is set to make a comeback. It’s one of the many projects happening at the Jersey Shore thanks to $100 million in state grants. NBC10 Jersey Shore bureau reporter Ted Greenberg has the details.
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Trenton's only Starbucks set to close at the end of the month
Trenton’s mayor is working to convince Starbucks to stay in New Jersey’s capital city with the help of other state lawmakers. NBC10’s Siobhan McGirl explains why this store is so important to the community.
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New Jersey voters may soon decide whether they have a right to a clean environment
New Jersey residents may soon get the chance to vote on whether they have the right to a clean environment. A measure advancing through the state Legislature would place a referendum on the November ballot on whether to amend the state Constitution to guarantee people the right to clean air, water and habitats.
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Concern brewing in Trenton, NJ, as Starbucks community store set to close for good
The only Starbucks in Trenton, NJ, announced that it will close permanently at the end of March.
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NJ GOP US Senate candidate ‘sorry' for 2020 DUI, leaving scene of crash
“I am truly sorry for the disregard for others and the law I showed four years ago,” New Jersey Senate hopeful Alex Zdan said. “It was the first and last time.”