Summer Shutoff Protection Starts June 15
Camden residents facing utility bills now have state-backed protection from water, sewer, and electric shutoffs during peak summer heat.
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Camden residents facing utility bills now have state-backed protection from water, sewer, and electric shutoffs during peak summer heat.
Camden business and property owners can now apply for matching grants up to $10,000 for exterior improvements in the historic downtown and Dusty Bend...
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The $24M+ Battleship New Jersey upgrades mark a turning point for Camden's waterfront, modernizing a key tourism draw to attract more visitors and...
Johnson & Johnson's $300,000 investment will upgrade Rutgers-Camden's simulation lab with advanced tech and fund five $10,000 scholarships for...
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Camden residents get a major fall music event with Steve Lacy headlining at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion on Thursday, Oct. 15.
After 35 years serving loyal customers in Eagle Plaza, the beloved family-owned seafood restaurant in Voorhees has closed as its owners retire,...
Electrical repairs are closing two right lanes on US 130 northbound south of NJ 70 in Collingswood.
Camden students received a confidence-building experience through the Court of Dreams basketball clinic, where 30 local kids trained at the 76ers...
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Camden officials renamed a street on August 7 to celebrate Bishop Sherman Diggs Sr. and Mother Dorothy Diggs for nearly six decades of spiritual...
Camden's Battleship New Jersey receives its largest capital investment since opening as a museum in 2001 through a $24.25 million redevelopment...
Two Camden nonprofits just received major funding through the Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Program.
The Battleship New Jersey is investing over $24 million to build a parking garage, replace tent-based events with permanent space, and add a new...
Plan alternate routes this week as multiple full closures hit Camden streets. Commissioner Dyer stresses slowing down in work zones and watching for...
Camden gets free summer entertainment this week, starting tonight at Wiggins Park.
Bishop Sherman Diggs Sr. and Mother Dorothy Diggs received a street renaming ceremony Friday for nearly six decades of spiritual leadership in Camden....
Camden's ordinance requiring restaurants, food stores and retail businesses to close early remains in effect after courts rejected challenges,...