Brandon Goldner
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Philadelphia, PA, United States
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N.J. Governor proposes liquor law changes for easier access
If Governor Murphy's proposed changes to NJ liquor laws are enacted, some of the rules would begin January 2024. → Read More
National Weather Service says EF2 tornado touched down in N.J.
It had peak winds of 110-115 MPH and lasted about six minutes. → Read More
Widespread damage in Mercer County after Tornado Warning
A tree fell into a house in Lawrence Township. It's unclear if there any injuries at this time. → Read More
Wildwood's plans on revitalizing the century-old boardwalk
The first phase of boardwalk repairs between Maple and Oak Avenues was completed last spring to rave reviews. → Read More
Super Bowl LVII: Cherry Hill staple making Eagles-themed desserts
Since 2018, Ponzio's Diner and Bakery has made Eagles cupcakes, cakes and éclairs. → Read More
How houses of worship are injecting religious teachings with Eagles spirit
St. Mary of the Lakes in Medford went viral after the congregation sang the Eagles fight song during mass last Sunday. → Read More
Mother of slain Camden teen "can get some sleep" after arrest
Chief of Detectives Robert Ferris says the stunned community helped investigators solve this case. → Read More
North Wildwood mayor responds to DEP lawsuit over dune work
North Wildwood Mayor Patrick Rosenello accused New Jersey's Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) of not acting quickly enough to protect the city. → Read More
Thanksgiving travel: airports, train stations packed, long lines
Here are some tips to make your travel go as smoothly as possible. → Read More
Katz JCC remembering Kristallnacht with documentary screening
Among the events being held at the JCC include a documentary screening Wednesday night to recognize the 84th anniversary of Kristallnacht. → Read More
Busy sports night has Philadelphia bars facing conundrum
Mulligan's expects larger crowds, which means more preparation, including hundreds of pounds of additional chicken wings and a third more beer than he orders on a typical night. → Read More
What will it cost to travel to Houston for World Series?
Some fans are getting ready to spend thousands of dollars to fly to Houston for Games 1 and 2 of the World Series. → Read More
Philadelphia Eagles fans have high hopes after undefeated start to season
With this victory, many other fans are confident this could be a big year for the Eagles. → Read More
Hundreds of thousands expected to attend annual Irish Fall Festival in North Wildwood
The three-day event is considered the largest Irish festival on the East Coast. → Read More
Several high crash corridors in Philadelphia to get safety upgrades thanks to $25 million federal grant
After spending years volunteering in North Philadelphia communities, Sen. Bob Casey (D) said the money will contribute to the city's Vision Zero plan to have no traffic fatalities. → Read More
New details emerge about hours leading up to rotten egg odor emitting from Paulsboro tanker
Environmental officials gave the TA Travel Center off I-295 the all-clear to reopen on Wednesday night. → Read More
Hundreds of state troopers, police officers gather for Operation Nighthawk in South Philadelphia
Operation Nighthawk is especially poignant this year because it's dedicated in memory of the two Pennsylvania State Troopers who were killed on Interstate-95 by a suspected drunk driver. → Read More
Could take "couple days" to remove tanker responsible for foul odor in Gloucester County, police chief says
The tanker began releasing the odor Wednesday afternoon at a truck stop off I-295 and Bentley Road. → Read More
Chemical leak in Paulsboro contained, but officials say strong odor may linger
The good news is officials say the leak is contained, but the strong odor could linger for some time. → Read More
How dogs are saving lives amid nationwide blood shortage
There is a nationwide need for blood donations, but it's not just affecting humans. → Read More