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South Jersey Times football picks, Week 1
Nineteen teams from the South Jersey Times coverage area opened their season during an exciting Week 0 for high school football, highlighted by the fourth annual Battle at the Beach. Now the other seven are set to get underway, including two traditionally strong programs that will be debuting new head coaches in a head-to-head matchup.
Historic N.J. lighthouse faces imminent closure for the second time in 3 years
As the calendar flips to September, Nancy Patterson plans a birthday party for New Jersey’s second-oldest lighthouse, situated where the Maurice River meets the Delaware Bay. This year, instead of preparing to welcome hundreds of visitors to the East Point Lighthouse, Patterson is uncertain the building will be open...
Oh No! Restaurant Voted Best Breakfast in NJ is Up For Sale
The restaurant that has been voted as having the best breakfast in New Jersey is up for sale. Sigh. The place is great. It's on the Anthony Bourdain Food Trail. It's been a family-owned and run business for the last 50 years. I'm a huge fan of small, family businesses.
NJ salesman accused of $200K money laundering scheme
🔲 Salesman allegedly racked up credit card charges. 🔲 Resale of printed labels netted $200K, police say. A 55-year-old Manasquan man has been accused of ripping off a former sales client by racking up credit card charges and reselling goods for more than $200,000. Adam C. Kleinwaks, who...
NJ police explain why ‘nice’ drivers are a huge problem
I’ve been complaining about this for years. So satisfying to see at least one New Jersey police department is recognizing the problem of “nice” drivers. Sometimes good is bad. This is one of those times. If you have the right of way, use it. I wrote about...
Thursday will be sunny again in Philadelphia, but rain returns this weekend
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- High pressure continues to be our dominant weather feature as we head through the day Thursday in the Philadelphia region, but then things start to change a bit. A slight uptick in humidity will be felt by the end of the work week, but temperatures will still be near or slightly cooler than normal with highs in the low 80s through Friday. Not a drop of rain is expected for a majority of the week until late Friday when our next system moves in. An approaching low pressure from the Mid-Atlantic will meet up with a cold front from...
DoubleShooting: Man Killed, Infant Injured In PA, Police Say (Developing)
Police were called to the shooting in the 3200 block of D Street, in the 25th District, at 6:21 p.m., PPD detailed in the release. The man "was shot multiple times throughout his body," the police said. He was taken by PFD-Medic Unit to Temple University Hospital where he was pronounced dead at 6:46 p.m.
Fini has big day in Gateway's win over Sterling - Field hockey recap
Bella Fini scored four goals and added an assist to spark Gateway to an 8-0 win over Sterling in Somerdale. Fini, a senior, now has 43 career goals. Isabella Egenoff added a goal and two assists for Gateway (1-0). Amelia Aungst-Flick made one save to earn the shutout. The N.J....
Three Shore Area Residents Indicted In Mortgage Fraud Schemes
NEW JERSEY – Three New Jersey residents have been indicted in connection to a multimillion-dollar mortgage fraud scheme – two of the three indicted for fraudulently obtaining approximately $3 million of federal Economic Injury Disaster Loans, state officials said. Arthur Spitzer, 37, of Toms River, was charged with...
Artist appears to take credit for fake Harris Eagles political ads
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- An artist has appeared to take credit for hanging fake posters of the Eagles endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris for president in several locations across Philadelphia. On Wednesday night, Winston Tseng, a street artist, posted a photo of one of the posters on his Instagram account with the caption "Don't mix sports and politics". The posters popped up in several locations on SEPTA bus shelters, including 16th and Spring Garden streets, 18th Street and JFK Boulevard and 34th and Walnut streets. Not long after the photos went viral on social media, the Eagles said the posters were "counterfeit political ads."The city told CBS News Philadelphia on Monday that the Harris posters were not digital ads placed by the Harris campaign, SEPTA, the Eagles, the City of Philadelphia or the media agency, Intersection, which handles the transit ad space. "This was not a digital breach; whomever is responsible for the illegally placed posters, broke into the securely covered shelter ad space and somehow put the posters in the space," the city wrote in a statement on Monday. An Intersection employee removed the phony posters on Tuesday. The city has yet to announce whether they are investigating the situation and the person or people responsible.
The Dirty Details Behind the NJ Deli Meat Recall
A new report about the source of the deli meat tied to a recent Listeria outbreak that resulted in at least two deaths in New Jersey may make you rethink your lunch plans. According to an Associated Press report, a Boar's Head deli plant in Virginia was cited nearly 70 times over the past year for poor sanitary conditions.
8-year-old girl dies after being found unresponsive inside bedroom in Philadelphia
Philadelphia police are investigating the death of an 8-year-old girl on Wednesday night.Officers responded around 6:39 p.m. and found the child unresponsive inside her bedroom on the 1700 block of West Lippincott Street in North Philadelphia.Police say medics performed CPR on the child but she was later pronounced dead.Further information on the incident, including the cause of death, has not been released.Anyone with information is asked to call Philadelphia police.
Adam Sandler spotted at N.J. cafe and deli over Labor Day weekend
One of the biggest names in comedy was spotted multiple times in the Garden State over the holiday weekend. Adam Sandler, of “Billy Madison” and “Happy Gilmore” fame, was spotted at LOKL Cafe in Morristown on Sunday, and the cafe commemorated the visit with a social media post. The visit from the renowned actor and comedian came shortly after his upcoming movie, “Happy Gilmore 2,″ had an Aug. 20 casting call at the Hyatt Regency in Morristown.
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