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Trenton, NJ, United States
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10 years later, impact is clear: Long Beach Island forever changed by Superstorm Sandy
Residents will never forget Sandy and what she did to their island. → Read More
Action News reporter Nora Muchanic's final bow with kid reporter
The next generation of Action News reporters is already getting comfortable in the role. → Read More
New Jersey woman defends bloody Halloween display
A New Jersey woman says Halloween isn't as scary as it used to be, and she's doing something about it. → Read More
Dog thought to be put down turns up at vet worker's home
A New Jersey family was told their beloved dog had to be put down, but little did they know the pet had been living with a veterinary worker for five months. → Read More
Woman returns from trip to Puerto Rico mixed with sadness and hope
A woman from Cherry Hill has returned home after a visit to her native Puerto Rico for the funeral of her father. She also brought a little sunshine to the storm ravaged island. → Read More
Watch NJ Gubernatorial Debate tonight on 6abc
6abc will be hosting the New Jersey Gubernatorial Debate between Republican Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno and Democrat Phil Murphy. → Read More
Watch New Jersey Gubernatorial Debate Tuesday on 6abc
6abc will be hosting the New Jersey Gubernatorial Debate between Republican Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno and Democrat Phil Murphy. → Read More
NJ troopers head to Puerto Rico to help relief efforts
A group of 48 New Jersey State troopers are on their way to Puerto Rico to help relief efforts on the island after it was devastated by hurricanes Irma and Maria. → Read More
Board votes to shut down NJ school with mold
In a highly charged and emotional meeting at times in Williamstown, Gloucester County, the school board voted to shut down Holly Glen Elementary after a serious mold problem was discovered. → Read More
New Jersey man giving 'doomsday' supplies to Puerto Rico
For 45 years, survivalist Joe Badame of Medford, New Jersey, has been preparing for doomsday. → Read More
Cherry Hill woman working to get supplies to Puerto Rico
Cherry Hill salon owner Wanda Mora is a little distracted these days because of the damage Hurricane Maria has done. → Read More
Dangerous rip currents at the Jersey Shore
The rough surf claimed three lives this weekend. There were also dozens of rescues up and down the coast. Lifeguards say a dip in the ocean is not worth risking your life. → Read More
Hurricane Jose brings rough surf, flooding to New Jersey shore
Hurricane Jose brought rough surf and some street flooding to the New Jersey shore on Tuesday. → Read More
New appeal in search for NJ girl who vanished in 1996
There is a new appeal for answers in a decades-old cold case involving a missing child. → Read More
Mourners pay tribute to former A.C. mayor Jim Whelan
Mourners came from all over the Delaware Valley to pay tribute to Former Atlantic City mayor Jim Whelan. → Read More
Good Samaritan helps police stop ShopRite thieves
Sixty-six-year-old John Koch of Gloucester city went to the ShopRite in Brooklawn last Wednesday to pick up a few things. → Read More
VIDEO: Labor Day weekend begins at the Jersey shore
Folks are heading down to the shore for the traditional end-of-summer weekend. → Read More
Tires slashed on at least 18 vehicles in Levittown
The tires of at least a dozen vehicles in one Bucks County neighborhood were slashed overnight, and the victims are now left with the inconvenience and expense of the damages. → Read More
Some businesses frustrated by presidential flight restrictions
As of last Friday, private planes were banned from taking flight in a 10-mile area surrounding President Donald Trump's golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, and there are tight restrictions on airports, as far as 30 miles from there. → Read More
Company brings shrimp farming to Pennsauken, NJ
The middle of an urban area is not where you'd expect to farm shrimp. But a warehouse in Pennsauken, Camden County, lined with 2,500 gallon water tanks, is home to The Big Shrimp Co. and, on any given day, a half million shrimp in various stages of development. → Read More