Cape May County is offering a lot more this weekend than just its famous sandy beaches and seaside fun, thanks to the annual 4-H Fair. 

“During the summer months, the harsh reality is that for these children that rely on those meals, they’re going without during the summer months,” said Lauren Hann, Senior Manager of Communications for the Food Bank of South Jersey.

Some local high school students got the chance put their entrepreneurial skills to the test and come up with products that we may see hit store shelves some day.

The Millville Public Library invited Millville's Police Chief Jody Farabella and Fire Chief Michael Lippincott to read to kids who were visiting for the day.

A new lawsuit has been filed regarding the historic South Jersey home with ties to the Revolutionary War that was abruptly destroyed this past spring.

Currently, the groundwater in the affected area is contaminated with volatile organic compounds, which can have serious health impacts on residents.

The new ordinance prohibits the use of all tobacco products, including electronic cigarettes and vaping devices in Quinton parks, recreation areas, and municipal building and vehicles.

If you’re looking for a different way to cool off during this oppressive heat wave, look no further than Stone Harbor where the operators of a family business in existence for 29 years is showing families a different way to experience the bay.

South Jersey high school students are getting a head start on a future in medicine this summer at Rowan’s School of Osteopathic Medicine’s new summer program called RAISE — Recognizing Achievement and Inspiring Student Excellence. 

A new program in Camden is working to help students get on the path to success has honored its first graduating class.

Health officials and business leaders from all over the region gathered in Glassboro on Wednesday, July 19th, to discuss the state of healthcare in New Jersey.

As the heat and humidity continue to increase over the coming days, several municipalities in South Jersey are issuing heat advisories and offering cooling centers for those who may be unable to get out of the high temperatures.

Major party gubernatorial candidates Phil Murphy and Kim Guadagno had the spotlight to share their views on health care in the state at the health care forum.

Election officials have announced the hosts and sponsors of the two gubernatorial debates set for later this year.

The drawings are held every five minutes and will allow players to purchase a 'Quick Draw' play from $1 to $10. 

BUENA, N.J. — With only a handful of basic woodshop tools, a modest, makeshift work table set up in his living room, primitive materials and devices—plus more than six decades with a passion for wood—Lorenzo Ingegneri is working on one of his new guitars.  Minute fragments of bone blow into the air as dust settles in the folds of Ingegneri’s striped cotton shirt. Inside his quaint Buena home ...

In 2015, only 12 snow leopards were born in North America, making this pair even more important to the species as a whole.

There’s going to be more than just basketballs bouncing around the Philadelphia 76ers Training Complex on the waterfront in Camden.

Tuesday, July 18th, is Mandela Day, which honors the legacy of South Africa's Nelson Mandela.

School officials from all across south jersey met today for a workshop to learn about a new way to make their school districts green.

Police in Wildwood decided to help make a life-long dream come true for a 9-year-old boy from Wisconsin battling serious health issues by swearing him in to join the team. 

Atlantic County officials have released a warning to residents about a phone scammer posing to be with the IRS.

This weekend’s tragedy was the third child drowning in South Jersey this month.

Nor’easter Nick, along with the group Brigantine Clean Communities, hosted a beach cleanup on Saturday, July, 15th.

A South Jersey veteran got to move into his new, custom-built home in Gloucester County on Monday, July 17th, thanks to the national nonprofit, Homes for Our Troops.

Millville Police are investigating two shootings that occurred on Sunday, July 16th, and Monday, July 17th, respectively.

Some big changes are on the way for a popular riverfront park in Camden County thanks to new funding. 

Officials in Camden County met Monday, July 17th, to unveil plans to expand efforts to protect the environment.

The long-awaited opening of a new Wal-Mart in Egg Harbor Township is just hours away.

On Saturday, July 15th, officials from the Margate Fire Department and Heart of Surfing hosted a fun event to give children and young adults with special needs a chance to learn how to surf. 

A very special celebration was put on this weekend for Millville's furriest police officer. 

New Jersey's first casino has become the first in Atlantic City to let customers play daily fantasy sports contests for money.

A missing child report has ended in tragedy in one South Jersey town.

For more than 50 years, Camp Sun ‘N Fun in Williamstown has given children and adults with special needs a chance to get out of the house and enjoy everything summer has to offer.

On Friday, July 14th, the Boardwalk had some unique guests as Ripley’s Entertainment brought in sideshow performers to unveil their latest project, the Ripley’s Adventure Maze at Morey's Piers.

On Friday, July 14th, the county held its annual Disability Employment Job Fair and Resource Event in Clayton to help people living with disabilities find new job opportunities and explore all the options that are out their for them.

New Jersey has yet to submit any voter information to the Voter Fraud Commission created by President Donald Trump.

The new park, owned and operated by Marina Energy L.L.C., consists of more than 10,000 solar panels and is estimated to produce over four million kilowatt hours per year. 

Congratulations are in order for the Atlantic City Police Department's newest full-time officers.

Officials in Atlantic City are seeking the public's help in identifying three suspects in an animal cruelty case.

Police in Atlantic City are offering a reward of $5,000 to anyone with information that will lead to the arrest of the suspect or suspects involved in two shootings and a homicide on Tuesday, July 11th.

On Thursday, July 13th, Kennedy Health officials announced a donation of $5,000 to the Stratford Historical Preservation Commission.

The Marine Mammal Stranding Center is hosting a summer program where they’re teaching children the proper things to do when they notice a marine mammal stranded ashore.

“We are taking a national progressive model with de-escalation and we’re providing the training here from a regional perspective.”

The New Jersey State Police is seeking the community's help in solving a bank robbery in Upper Deerfield Twp. 

Many celebrated National French Fry Day on Thursday, July 13th, including Chickie's and Pete's, which is offering its world-famous Crab Fries for $1 until midnight.

The Federal Aviation Administration's Airport Improvement Program awarded the Hammonton Municipal Airport with a grant totaling more than $210,000 dollars to update the airport's master plan, which will allow them to improve and modernize the facility. 

Police in Atlantic City are investigation a shooting homicide that took place on Tuesday, July 11th.

The New Jersey Economic Authority has created two new programs designed to help small businesses in Atlantic City.

On Wednesday, July 12th, Robins' Nest Inc. held an open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newest Bird's Eye Family Success Center in Pennsville. 

President Obama's two-time V.P. will be the keynote speaker when former Ambassador William J. Hughes receives the distinguished lifetime achievement award at the university's Hughes Center Honors on November 9th. 

The Millville Army Air Field Museum unveiled a new mural Wednesday to honor a rare piece of history that calls the museum home.

Atlantic City kicked off day one of the BeachFest Concert Series and country music fans are getting excited for day two on Thursday, July 13th.

More than a dozen organizations in Millville came together to give children in the Cumberland County city a chance to enjoy summer. 

Internet gambling has helped give Atlantic City casinos a boost in revenue.

Local educators are switching roles and becoming students this summer during the Chamber of Commerce of Southern New Jersey’s annual South Jersey Summer Institute. 

Ending homelessness by 2020 in one of New Jersey's most poverty stricken counties is the goal of the Cumberland County Housing First Collaborative.

Camden County police are seeking the public's help in identifying two suspects involved in a credit theft and fraud incident from June.

As part of the first-ever Ocean City Battle of the Badges, the police and fire departments in the seaside town competed to see who could recruit the most eligible donors.

Area teenagers are getting together for three days of exciting engineering experiences at Rowan University.

Pink's Big Beach Concert is set to start at 5 p.m., on Wednesday, July 12th, in Atlantic City.

State officials made their way to Atlantic City on Tuesday, July 11th, for the 13th annual New Jersey State Building and Construction Trades Council Convention.

A high school food stand officially opened up for the season and local students are ready to get to work.

The reorganization plan, which Christie says will take place within 60 days, is part of his efforts to combat the widespread opioid addiction in the state.

Atlantic County officials have issued a reminder to residents in the area to make sure their pets are up date on their vaccinations after officials discovered the first case of rabies for the year.

A simple meal of pasta and sauce will soon be making its way to thousands of tables across South Jersey.

Cumberland County College launched a new program on Monday aimed at keeping kids interested in school longer while adding to the amount of college graduates in the community.

A local group is working to help revitalize a bridgeton community and with the help of new funding are ready to turn their dreams into reality.

The Food Bank of South Jersey and Boscov's teamed up in Egg Harbor Township over the weekend to kick off their 3rd annual Stuff the Bus event.

A popular Jersey Shore hot spot is gearing up for its biggest beach concert event of the season.

A fire destroyed a local family's home in Monroe Township on Sunday, July 9th.

An historic staple in the center of Salem City will soon be up and ringing once again.

In the Trenton Circus Squad, it doesn’t matter where you're from, as long as you want to develop your skills, work as a team, and give back.

New legislation is in the works to make sure New Jersey's state offices, parks, and casinos are left in better shape in the event of another state government shutdown.

The Camden-based Campbell's Soup Company has announced they are buying Pacific Foods, an Oregon-based producer of organic broth and soup for $700 million.

The Wildwoods will be hosting the annual New Jersey State Barbecue Championship and Anglesea Blues Festival this weekend.

State government workers who were furloughed during the shutdown are being notified about unemployment insurance claims.

The Tropicana is expected to reopen the space in August 2017 as the Chelsea Tower at Tropicana.

The Pleasantville Police Department's violent crimes unit is investigating a home invasion robbery, and are seeking the public's help in identifying the suspect.

The Camden County Prosecutor’s Office and Berlin Township Police Department are asking for the public's help in identifying the suspect in a bank robbery that happened on Thursday, July 6th.

Over the last few summers, great white sharks have been tracked just miles off of the Jersey Shore coast, gathering a lot of attention from across the country as their locations “ping” on social media.

On Thursday, July 6th, lines of people gathered outside of the former Trump Taj Mahal to re-enter the famous casino and even take a piece of it home.

A blue and white big top tent has popped up at the Hamilton Mall — a traveling water circus that's the first of its kind.

While some may have found the rain to be undesirable, others found it the perfect condition for building sand castles. 

A South Jersey beach town has been named the winner in the battle of the boardwalks.

Schools that want to make this transition must first prove a compelling reason for limiting enrollment based on gender.

On Thursday, Stockton University's Board of Trustees learned that the number of state-funded positions for FY18 for the university has been increased.

Officials in Salem County are making sure seniors in the community are able to stay cool this summer. 

The American Red Cross has issued an emergency call for blood and platelet donors, after seeing a significant shortage in their blood supply.

The Fourth of July was celebrated throughout South Jersey with parades, fireworks, and lots of fun.

A school district in Camden County will be able to stay up and running in the event of a power outage, thanks to a federal grant and a new generator. 

Ocean City got a little wacky on the Boardwalk on Wednesday, July 5th, for Wacky Wednesday, and there was a tasty twist to all the fun.

State election officials say they are reviewing a request for information by President Donald Trump's voting commission.

The summer peach season is well underway and Holtzhauser Farms knows why Jersey peaches are the best around.   

If you were a fan of the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City, you may be able to take a piece of it home with you, but for a price.

The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission reopened and is helping drivers get back on track following the state shutdown. 

The New Jersey State government shutdown officially came to end just in time for Independence Day activities.

Thirty-two Jersey Shore bars and restaurants are going head to head in a creative challenge.

For so many of us, traditional fireworks displays are the highlight of our Independence Day, but the excitement of the Fourth of July can take a toll on our pets.

New Jersey is still experiencing a government shutdown as State Parks and unessential State offices remain closed.

Communities all across South Jersey are getting ready for their big Fourth of July celebrations and if you are still looking for something you and the family can enjoy, here are a few events going on in the area.

Lobbyists are fighting back against balloon bans throughout the country including here in New Jersey. 

The current shutdown has New Jersey officials working around the clock to protect casinos from being affected.

New Jersey drivers are continuing to see lower prices at the pump, just in time for all the Fourth of July festivities.

With the Fourth of July only a few days away, where better of a place to celebrate our nation’s independence than in Cape May, one of America’s oldest seaside resorts.

In Salem, the legacy of a long-time resident is being kept alive with the naming of a new community center where she lived. 

Phillips Seafood will take your beach cuisine to new levels with the opening of their new Phillips Seafood Shack on the world-famous Atlantic City Boardwalk.

The city of Margate hosted a fun special event for some of their furriest residents.

The scheduling for a beach fill project at the Jersey Shore has been changed and the dune project in Margate is being pushed forward.

If you're planning on heading down to the shore this holiday weekend, the United States Coast Guard wants to make sure you and everyone in your family is safe.

Atlantic City officials rolled out and cut what could be the longest ribbon the city has ever seen.

If you are planning a trip this Fourth of July weekend or just plan on driving all around South Jersey for fireworks, then you will be relieved to know prices at the pump are at an all time low in the state and nationwide. 

An Atlantic County police department is dissolving, and a neighboring township is stepping in to fill its place.

A non-profit organization that has dedicated nearly 30 years to help Atco area students succeed academically through martial arts is now asking for help from the community. 

The Mad Batter Restaurant and Carroll Villa Hotel officially unveiled a reboot of the historic property on Wednesday, May 24th.