Courier-Post

The Courier-Post, along with its website CourierPostOnline.com, caters to the residents of Burlington, Camden, and Gloucester counties in New Jersey. It ranks as the fifth largest newspaper in the state. Founded in 1875, the publication relocated to Camden four years later in 1879. In 1899, it combined with The Telegram to form The Post & Telegram. Later, in 1926, The Post & Telegram joined forces with the Camden Courier under the ownership of J. David Stern. In 1959, the Courier-Post became part of Gannett Co., Inc.

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Trader Joes pastel bags restock? Here's how to get mini bag, plus what's new for May 2025

1 day ago | courierpostonline.com | Lori Comstock

Trader Joe's pastel mini tote bags had a viral moment last year and again in April 2025 when they quickly flew off shelves, but if you missed the cute canvas bag restocks in New Jersey, you may be in luck. Those who missed the collection's first drop — and didn't feel like waking before sun up to stand in line — turned to dupes or felt inclined to bite the bullet and buy an exorbitantly priced tote on resale sites like eBay.
JPMorgan Chase plans third round of North Jersey layoffs this year

1 day ago | courierpostonline.com | Daniel Munoz

2-minute readAn additional 121 employees were let go on May 5 in Jersey City, followed by 145 employees slated to be let go in June. The banking giant has more than 12,000 New Jersey employees. JPMorgan rolled out two rounds of layoffs in New Jersey in 2024. JPMorgan Chase — the largest bank in the U.S — announced its third round of North Jersey layoffs for 2025.
Donations for Millville fire victims poured in last month. Here's what was raised.

2 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Joe Smith

More than $3,000 and hundreds of items donated for Millville families displaced by a deadly April 9 fire along South 4th Street have been delivered to the victims, according to AAA South Jersey. Auto club spokesman Matt Bowker said Thursday that the donation drive ended April 25. Any additional donations that come in are to be passed to the Phenom Factory, which organized its own drive, and the Holly City Development Corp. in Millville.
Kingsway makes huge statement with comeback win over defending state champion Steinert

4 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Tom McGurk

WOOLWICH – For the third straight weekend, the Kingsway Regional High School softball team proved it’s not afraid of any deficit. However, this time, the Dragons’ thrilling comeback made an even bigger statement: There’s not a better public school softball program in the Garden State at the moment. After spotting two-time defending Group 3 state champion Steinert a four-run lead in the opening frame, Kingsway battled back for an impressive 5-4 win on its home field on Saturday morning.
Haddonfield baseball gets superb effort from its pitching in upset wins at Diamond Classic

4 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Tom McGurk

Tom McGurkCherry Hill Courier-PostPITMAN – The Haddonfield Memorial High School baseball team picked a perfect time to shine brighter than a 24-carat diamond. The 24th-seeded Haddons advanced to the championship game of the 51st annual Joe Hartmann Diamond Classic on Saturday with a pair of upset wins over St. Augustine along with top-ranked and previously undefeated Cherokee at Pitman’s Alcyon Park.
In Moorestown, a developer tried to demo 2 historic buildings. The backlash meant change.

4 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Jim Walsh

Moorestown officials enacted a historic preservation ordinance creating a commission to oversee development in the town's historic core. The ordinance follows public outcry over a proposed development that would have demolished two historic buildings along West Main Street. Preservation New Jersey had previously listed the two West Main Street buildings among the state's most endangered historic sites.
Mother's Day 2025: South Jersey diners, restaurants ready for family brunches

4 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Joe Smith

Mother's Day 2025 comes knocking this Sunday, and odds are slim now of booking a table for the special brunches and dinners offered at many — but not all — restaurants for the celebration. The first-come, first-serve choices in South Jersey include some chain restaurants and many, many diners. And some of those even have special menus. If there are more than several in your party, you may — or may not — wait a little while to sit.
FBI finds romance fraud scammers search online for elderly victims

4 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Jim Walsh

A 76-year-old New Jersey man lost more than $650,000 to an online romance scam. The scammer, posing as "Dorothy Forson," gained the victim's trust after his wife's death. The victim sent money for various reasons, including a car accident and a large sum for access to non-existent gold in Ghana. A Camden County senior citizen fell hard for his online girlfriend, sending her love notes and money — lots of money.
Haddon Ave. in Camden has been a rough patch. Expect to see changes by the fall.

5 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Jim Walsh

Camden County officials plan to spend $17 million to improve Haddon Avenue, a major Camden street in disrepair. The "Medical Mile" project aims to revitalize the area and spur redevelopment. The project is part of a larger $152-million county infrastructure program. Camden County officials plan to spend $17 million to upgrade Haddon Avenue, one of the busiest streets in Camden city — and also one of its most distressed.
Who is the new pope? More on the first American pope and his ties to Villanova

6 days ago | courierpostonline.com | John Bacon |Jorge Ortiz |Kim Hjelmgaard |Kaitlyn McCormick

John Bacon Jorge L. Ortiz Kim Hjelmgaard Kaitlyn McCormickCherry Hill Courier-PostCardinal Robert Francis Prevost, an American, has been elected as the 267th pope, taking the name Leo XIV. The 69-year-old new pope is a Chicago native, Villanova University alumnus and Augustinian priest. Reactions to the historic election have poured in from religious leaders and politicians.