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Fifty-four percent of those polled said they were strongly opposed to cutting service. NJ Transit faces a nearly $1 billion operating deficit.

Heavy equipment was in operation on Thursday at 200 N.W. Boulevard, future home of a $20 million Vineland fire headquarters and company station.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's controversial policies have some members of the Indian diaspora praising him, others protesting.

Recovery efforts were underway Friday after officials determined a "catastrophic implosion" killed the five people in a missing Titanic submersible.

The collapsed portion of I-95 in Northeast Philadelphia will reopen with six temporary lanes Friday at noon.

Pitman zoning officials have signed off on construction of a rental duplex in the historic Grove area after debate on parking and crowding issues.

A decade ago, the Perkins Center for the Arts created a map of roadside works by untrained artists. A new effort's underway to update and digitize it.

Rescue teams had been searching for the 22-foot submersible with five people on board since it was reported missing Sunday near the Titanic wreck.

NorthJersey.com reported extensively on the cases, and uncovered info on former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick's rise to power despite abuse allegations.

The Philadelphia Chinese Lantern Festival offers eye-catching displays in Franklin Square