NJ to provide an additional $3M to state Forest Fire Service to enhance protection of lives and property with new equipment ...
NEW JERSEY— Smoke and haze from Canada’s long-burning wildfires are prompting a new round of air quality alerts in New Jersey and elsewhere in North America.
CAMDEN COUNTY, N.J. (CBS) -- Residents in Camden and Burlington Counties can expect smoky conditions on Thursday night as the Dragway Wildfire in the Wharton State Forest continues to burn, the ...
Officials say the wildfire has grown to 831 acres and is 90% contained, as of 8:30 p.m. Monday. OCEAN COUNTY, New Jersey (WPVI) -- A wildfire began burning in Ocean County, New Jersey on Sunday in ...
Guess how many wildfires the New Jersey Forest Fire Service has responded to so far in 2023. You may be off by several ...
Notice a weird smell in the air? Smoke from the August Atco Dragway fire is still impacting South Jersey. Read what officials ...
Despite the blaze being declared contained last month, some South Jersey residents are in store for more smoky air. Here's why. (Shutterstock) NEW JERSEY - Smoke from a weeks-old South Jersey ...
MEDFORD TWP., New Jersey (WPVI) -- Police in Medford Township, New Jersey are searching for the suspect who attacked a man with bear spray and stole his belongings on Tuesday night. Officers found ...
NEW JERSEY (CBS) -- The 2023 wildfire season in New Jersey has been a historic one and Thursday, funding was announced to help those who've been on the frontlines. According to the New Jersey ...
Firefighters battled more than 1,000 forest fires this year, with 14 blazes considered major. That's the worst wildfire ...
A robber used pepper spray or bear spray to attack a worker before binding and gagging her at a New Jersey restaurant, police said. It would be the second incident of pepper -- or bear -- spray ...
In August, a group of 18 Syrian asylum seekers crossing into Europe found themselves trapped between Greek police and a wildfire. “The fire has reached us,” one of the men said in a video sent ...
