After a lot of thought, the time has come to move on from Twitter. I'm not going to shut down this account. However, a very minimal presence will be kept here. With that in mind...

RT @WHYYNews: Two days after the six Democratic candidates for N.J.’s gubernatorial race sparred against one another, the four Republicans…

NEW: Cherry Hill schools superintendent Dr. Kwame Morton and School Board President Gina Winters sent a joint message to the community addressing concerns...

Camden City School District officials are outlining protocols for staff in the event of a visit from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers, emphasizing that parents have rights under federal law...

RT @WHYYNews: Camden schools brace for potential ICE operations via @PKBNews

RT @WHYYNews: Median home prices are up across New Jersey. Prices in Camden remain well below Camden County, let alone the rest of the sta…

RT @WHYYNews: New Jersey and Camden officials gathered Tuesday to break ground on the first phase of a $3 billion expansion of the Cooper U…

RT @DavidCruzNJ: “I have to be honest with you; what does that gesture mean?” Guest: @NJGOP chair @BobHugin on Elon Musk’s heart, Trump’s…

RT @WHYYNews: New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed a bill ordering the Attorney General’s Office to establish an online database to keep trac…

RT @MyNJPBS: On @RoundtableNJ, @NJGOP Committee Chair @BobHugin discusses the new president, the GOP agenda in NJ and the upcoming gubernat…

UPDATED: For about seven hours Wednesday, New Jersey Superior Court Judge Peter Warshaw heard arguments over whether the indictment against George E. Norcross III and his five co-defendants should be dismissed...

Court has wrapped for the day. Judge Warshaw set the next court date for February 27.

Michael Critchley, defense attorney for George Norcross, is now giving the summation of the arguments given by his co-counselors throughout the day.

We are now hearing amicus arguments, now starting with counsel for the association of criminal defense lawyers.

Gerald Krovatin, attorney for John O’Donnell just finished his argument for dismissing the indictment on statute of limitations grounds. Asst. Attorney General Michael Grillo will respond after a five minute break.

Judge Warshaw said they will continue to hear arguments. Streaming will continue until 4:30 due to personnel issues. Arguments to come: statute of limitations and the Amicus Brief from N.J...

RT @WHYYNews: Defense attorneys and state prosecutors presented oral arguments Wednesday before a New Jersey Superior Court judge over whet…

Court has took a break for lunch, will reconvene at 1:30 p.m. ET. The arguments that dominated the oral presentation: Defense - Threats are “ubiquitous” in society, but they are not criminal actions...

Court is in session. Norcross and Redd are in the audience.

RT @WHYYNews: Attorneys representing South Jersey Democratic boss George E. Norcross III and his allies will be back in court Wednesday to…

“As the young kids say, it was tea.” When the indictment of South Jersey Democratic boss George Norcross dropped last year, activists in Camden called it "vindication" for their claims that Norcross abused his power...