Mike Dougherty

Hogan was eating breakfast with his wife and daughter at Kettle & Grille in Marlton when he suffered a heart attack. He was unconscious for about 30 minutes and medics used the defibrillator on him nine times to finally get his heart started again.

The “Breach of Peace” allows Ocean City police to detain teens who continue to be disruptive even after verbal warnings. Officials say the violation won’t go on their permanent record so long as no crimes are committed.

Among those with pen in hand at Iona Prep on Wednesday, 13 committed to Division I colleges.

Behavior on the sidelines of youth sporting events has deteriorated to the point that a lawmaker in Trenton has written a bill to stiffen penalties for people who cross the line of civility.

A year ago, Somers came up just short of a state title in a heartbreaking loss. This time, the Tuskers dominated to claim a long-awaited championship.

Whether you’re a seasoned green thumb or brand new to gardening, Camden County is accepting applications for its Horticultural Training Program.

Many employees have reevaluated how they want to spend their time; in an already challenging and competitive talent market, businesses must respond to these shifting priorities.

Atlantic City’s iconic boardwalk is the oldest in the country — and along portions of it, its age really shows. To give the iconic boardwalk some needed maintenance, the city has received grant money, designated under the American Rescue Plan.

New Jersey cannabis regulators are proposing three new classes of licenses for the marijuana industry — including one for delivery drivers. The proposals would expand some rules and put pot on a similar level to alcohol.

New disclosures provide a timely glimpse at the financial picture for statewide and legislative candidates — as well as for the coalition of organizations working to secure passage of Vermont’s

Virtua Health is opening a primary care facility specifically established to serve members of the LGBTQ community. The Virtua Pride Primary Care in Marlton will provide basic services as well as gender-affirming care for adults and kids.

Once again, New Jersey is waiving entry fees at state parks and forests this year. Camping, swimming, hiking — wildlife officials are encouraging residents and visitors to explore plenty of opportunities this summer.

Camden County opened its new sustainability education center opened Saturday morning, with vendors and an all-day party to celebrate the occasion.

Masks are no longer broadly recommended, according to the state, and guidelines around isolation and quarantine have been minimized.

Elementary and middle schools in the Granite City have had more total Covid-19 cases than in any other community. Parents and administrators are concerned about the long-term impacts.