Vandalism

A karate dojo in Collingswood in Camden County, New Jersey has become the target of vandals for the third time in as many months. Now, police are investigating the crime for indications of bias.

To say it was a bad scene in Center City Philadelphia Tuesday night would be an understatement in the aftermath of the looting of several stores, including Apple and Lululemon.

June is Pride Month, and Mullica Hill in Harrison Township has been supporting it. But someone must not appreciate that and vandalized the city's Pride flags.

New Jersey State Police are asking for the public's help in identifying two men caught on security cameras in a Lower Township, Cape May County, marina.

Police in Brigantine say they received a number of reports of vandalism to property last weekend.

Egg Harbor Township Police are asking for your help apprehending  the vandals responsible for damaging a township school bus over the Columbus Day weekend.

Sometimes taking it to the people can lead to big dividends. That's what the folks at one South Jersey business are hoping, after posting on Facebook  the damage done by vandals at their business.

The first reaction is, "Why would somebody do this?" Vandals have struck the South Jersey Field of Dreams playground, forcing it's closure until further notice.

Why would anyone vandalize a place that brings so much joy to those who need that joy the most? That's a question authorities would like to ask the three people wanted for painting obscenities...