On Monday, the Camden Board of Commissioners joined Congressman Donald Norcross Camden Mayor Victor Carstarphen and community members to unveil a $36.5 million federally funded infrastructure project. The project is being funded by $25 million fe...

When news spread on Friday that Monsignor Michael Doyle of Sacred Heart Church had died after a long illness, heartfelt words of tribute from political and religious leaders and others were quickly issued. But the Irish-born priest wh...

The 26-foot-long bright orange and black tiger – with car hoods as its skin – made the 2,000-mile drive here from Santa Fe, New Mexico in four pieces. It now resides on a small hill in the Dudley Grange Park on Federal Street, across ...

Corinne’s Place in Camden is taking its iconic soul food on the road. For those who haven't made it to the Haddon Avenue restaurant in Camden just yet, now you can get those greens, macaroni and cheese, corn bread and fried chicken at various ...

A pilot program to encourage food trucks in the city, and a mission to have most of them run by entrepreneurs from the city, is continuing as the weather gets cooler. City government is sponsoring a November Food Truck Festival on Tuesday, Nov...

Camden is a city of waterways: the Delaware River, the Cooper River, the Newton Creek. Its history and culture were once deeply immersed in the water that surrounded the city; Camden was a ferry stop for traders and travelers, a port and a place ...

Infrastructure consulting firm South Jersey Transit Partners has been selected by the Glassboro-Camden Line project team to provide preliminary engineering and design, project management and professional services for the pre-construction phase of...

Four groups were recognized for their contributions to the community at the annual "Campbell Cares" awards ceremony on Thursday sponsored by Campbell Soup Company and the Campbell Soup Foundation, which is run by employees. More than 75 commun...

Camden Mayor Victor Carstarphen and Camden County Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli Jr. host a pep rally at Camden City Hall to cheer the Phillies to a Championship ahead of the start of the World Series. See more from CBS3 Philadelphia HERE...

Wearing their purple Camden High School warm-up suits, football players showed up at their home field on Thursday not to play, but to grab paint brushes and rollers and transform a silver chain-link field perimeter fence to black. On this spec...