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Whiting Woman Drives Into Own Home Twice
An elderly Whiting woman leaves herself homeless after crashing her car into her own home twice.
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Atlantic City Airport Evacuated Over Suspicious Package
A terminal at the Atlantic City International Airport has been evacuated following the discovery of a suspicious package according to the South Jersey Transportation Authority.
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South Jersey Woman In Shock After Alleged Racial Slur [AUDIO]
An Asian woman from South Jersey is suing a CVS after she was allegedly made fun of by use of a racial slur.
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Seaside Heights Roller Coaster Set For Removal [AUDIO]
The Jet Star roller coaster is still sitting off the Seaside Heights coastline with waves splashing on its metal frame, after its tumble from Casino Pier nearly six months ago during Sandy.
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Still No Charges Filed In Toms River Tragedy [AUDIO]
A legal expert weighing in on the investigation of the Toms River boy, who shot his six-year-old playmate believes the child will not be facing severe legal ramifications, and in likelihood neither will the parents.
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Christie Announces Middle Class Tax Cut [AUDIO]
Governor Christie has been quiet in recent months on the idea of a tax cut in New Jersey but today he will announce plans for a new middle class tax cut.
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Mom Gives Birth On The Garden State Parkway
A woman gave birth on the Garden State Parkway on Sunday night.
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Dead Harbor Porpoise Washes Up In South NJ
Authorities are trying to determine what caused the death of a harbor porpoise that washed up on a southern New Jersey beach this weekend.
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Northern Lights A Bust In New Jersey
The northern lights show turned out to be a bust for New Jersey.
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TCNJ Student Paige Aiello Remains Missing [VIDEO/AUDIO]
There is still no word on what happened to College of New Jersey student Paige Aiello, who disappeared three days ago without a trace.
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Atlantic City Revenues Down Again March [AUDIO]
Atlantic City casino revenues were down again in March, 10.5 percent lower than March of 2012.
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Homeowners Remain Frustrated With Sandy Rebuild [AUDIO]
Those FEMA flood maps continue to be a tough pill to swallow for many affected by Sandy.