Washington Township NJ News

A teen in Washington Township thought he was meeting a girl for a date, but was assaulted and robbed by several suspects in a local park. Police are investigating.

Washington Township Police handled nearly 350 calls over the weekend, including a police chase at a Turnersville car dealership, 15 arrests, 14 crashes, domestic violence incidents, drug charges, and multiple hospital calls.

Washington Township police handled nearly 300 calls over the weekend, including seven hit-and-runs, shoplifting incidents, fights, DWI arrests, and storm-related emergencies.

The long-vacant Taco Bell on the Black Horse Pike in Washington Township could soon be demolished and redeveloped, potentially marking the end of one of South Jersey’s last old-school restaurant designs.

A pedestrian suffered life-threatening injuries after being struck by a Mercedes in Washington Township early Sunday morning. Police are searching for the driver who fled the scene.

Regal Cross Keys movie theater in South Jersey has closed after 31 years. I stopped by one snowy night to see it dark and empty, remembering decades of first dates, blockbusters, and late-night movie adventures.

An arrest has been made in connection with a fatal crash near Washington Township High School last November. Police say one passenger was killed, another driver was injured, and a Franklinville woman now faces multiple charges.

After more than 30 years, Regal Cinemas has quietly closed its Cross Keys Stadium 12 theater in Washington Township, Gloucester County, NJ.

One teenager was arrested and police are searching for two more after a stolen vehicle from Philadelphia was located in Washington Township Saturday afternoon.

An alleged assault by an 18-year-old at a South Jersey motel was among the more troubling calls Washington Township Police responded to during a busy weekend that included 315 calls for service.

A 15-year-old was injured after a non-street-legal motorbike collided with a vehicle on Ganttown Road in Washington Township Monday afternoon. Police say the teen was wearing a helmet and suffered a reported fractured wrist.

Federal authorities are renewing their call for information in the 1986 homicide of a newborn girl found in a South Jersey dumpster. The FBI hopes new attention and a key clue, a distinctive beach towel, will help solve the case.