• Burlington County News

With their Citizen Survey, BTPD aims to give residents a platform to voice their opinions about their local department.

Wallethub recently ranked New Jersey second in a study that looked at the quality of public education in each state.

The local boys soccer team went undefeated in their spring season, scoring an impressive 39 goals and allowing only eight.

To close a loophole in New Jersey law regarding animal fighting, legislation sponsored by Assembly Democrats Carol Murphy, Jamel Holley, Daniel Benson and Paul Moriarty to criminalize the possession of animal fighting paraphernalia was signed into law Friday, Aug. 9 by Governor Phil Murphy.

Testing in Burlington County has revealed the presence of Eastern Equine Encephalitis Virus, West Nile Virus and Jamestown Canyon Virus in mosquitoes, though there are no known cases of resident contracting any of the illnesses.

A trying season was nearly 2 months old and the frustration was evident throughout the veterans on Shawnee High School’s football team, including dynamic...

BTPD located the juvenile responsible for the post and confirmed there was no immediate threat to the school or any of its students.

Heat index values could top 100 degrees over the next two days with hot and humid weather in the forecast.

In October of ‘46, an 11-year-old boy in Riverside cozied up next to the family radio and feasted his ears on the program of...

For years, Burlington County has had an issue with coastal flooding of the Rancocas Creek. Now in order to address the issue once and for all the Mayor of Delran, Ken Paris, has partnered with 13 other townships to create the River Coalition.

The South Jersey Kids Expo returns to deliver another afternoon packed with free entertainment on Wednesday, Aug. 21. The event, co-sponsored by The Sun...

The Sun met with Superintendent Mary Ann Bell and Director of Human Resources and Community Relations Liz Scott to discuss district goals and new additions for the upcoming school year.

The one-day event will take place at the Burlington County Animal Shelter from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Schools are seeking donations of backpacks and school supplies.