Ted Greenberg
NBC10 Philadelphia
New Jersey, United States
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Woman Wins More Than $1.6M at Casino, Shares Money With Dealers, Gamblers
Christmas came early for a New Jersey woman who hit a big jackpot at an Atlantic City casino as well as the dealers and fellow gamblers who she decided to share her newfound wealth with. → Read More
Woman Caught on Cam Committing Hate Crime Against Black Congressional Candidate
Cape May County authorities say they’re investigating a hate crime in which a woman was caught on camera hanging stuffed animals with nooses above a campaign sign for a Black Congressional candidate on Election Day. → Read More
Sailboat Stranded on Jersey Shore Beach as Captain Used Bathroom
A sailboat running on autopilot became stranded on a beach in Ocean City, New Jersey, Monday morning after its captain had to step away to use the bathroom. → Read More
Atlantic City to Install Hundreds More Surveillance Cameras
Atlantic City is stepping up its focus on public safety by adding hundreds of new surveillance cameras throughout the seaside resort. → Read More
Why Is the Water at the Jersey Shore So Cold This Summer — And Will it Warm Up?
Cold ocean water along the Jersey Shore is actually keeping some people out of the surf, and experts say the water has been pretty chilly for an unusually long period of time. So when will it warm up? → Read More
Smoking on the Boardwalk, Including Pot, Is Banned, Towns Remind Visitors
NBC10’s Ted Greenberg is in a part of the Jersey Shore where local officials are reminding visitors that marijuana smoking is just as illegal as cigarettes on the boardwalk this summer. → Read More
NJ Man Arrested During DC Chaos Condemns Riot, But Doesn't Blame Trump
A Trump supporter from New Jersey who was arrested during Wednesday’s chaos in Washington, D.C. condemned the rioters who stormed into the Capitol building — but stopped short of blaming the president for the violence. → Read More
‘Booze on the Boards’ Is Now Legal in Parts of the Jersey Shore. Is It Safe?
Visitors flocked to Atlantic City, NJ, where it is now legal to consume to-go alcoholic drinks in some public spots → Read More
Man Dies After Being Pulled Out of Ocean in Cape May, New Jersey
A man died after being pulled out of the ocean off a beach in Cape May, New Jersey. → Read More
16-Year-Old Arrested in Fatal Shooting of Ventnor City Grandfather
Police have arrested a teenager in connection to the fatal shooting of a Ventnor City grandfather. → Read More
New Jersey Man Says His Invention Repels Greenhead Flies
A Galloway Township, New Jersey, lawyer says his new invention can ward off greenhead flies which are known to make life miserable for Jersey Shore residents. → Read More
Wildwood to Open New Beach Parking Lot
Wildwood is set to open a beach parking area later this month. → Read More
Hit-and-Run Driver Attacks Man, Intentionally Crashes His Car While His Son is Inside, Police Say
Police arrested two women accused of attacking a driver and then intentionally crashing his vehicle while his 1-year-old son was inside following a hit-and-run in Atlantic City, New Jersey Saturday afternoon. → Read More
'She Was Special': Former Teacher Remembers Victim of Florida High School Shooting
The former teacher of one of the 17 victims of the Florida high school massacre is speaking out about the young life lost. → Read More
The ISIS 'Senior Commander' Who Grew Up at the Jersey Shore
A Margate man born in South Jersey has been identified as a "senior commander" of ISIS in Syria. NBC10 found his mother in the shore town. → Read More
Vandal Damages Menorahs in Margate
As the celebration of Hanukkah continues, police are trying to find the vandal who damaged three menorahs in an Atlantic County community. → Read More
2 Dead After SUV Strikes Pole and Catches Fire in NJ
Two people died after an SUV crashed into a pole and caught fire in Tabernacle, New Jersey Monday. → Read More
Local Chefs and Volunteers Give Back for Thanksgiving
Local chefs at the Jersey Shore are giving back to the community by preparing Thanksgiving meals for close to 2000 people in need. NBC10's Ted Greenberg gives a closer look at their meal preparations. → Read More
New Project in NJ Aims to Give Safer Shelter to Bats
A project in South Jersey is working to give safe shelter to bats. NBC10's Jersey Shore Bureau reporter Ted Greenberg finds out why. → Read More
Planned Demolition of Historic NJ Home and Silo Sparks Controversy
Two South Jersey landmarks are set to be demolished within the next two months to be replaced with a children's playground. NBC10's Ted Greenberg has the details on how the planned demolition has raised controversy in the community. → Read More