Dozens of animals rescued from Jennings Creek fire burning in New Jersey and New York
The massive Jennings Creek fire that continues to burn in New Jersey and New York is taking a serious toll on the area's wildlife. A group trained in rehabilitating animals says it has been responding to nonstop calls.
Authorities investigating the cause and origin of the Oct. 30 blaze "located evidence that identified this fire as an arson," ...
There have been 11,000 acres in New Jersey burned in forest fires this year, Greg McLaughlin, the state administrator for ...
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New Jersey’s governor declared a drought warning. Black Hawk helicopters scooped water from a lake to dump on a forest fire ...
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Evesham Police say a 14-year-old boy intentionally started the Oct. 30 wildfire in Burlington County, New Jersey.
A new map of wildfire risk in New Jersey shows the state at a high to extreme risk of fires as blazes continue.
The Jennings Creek fire is currently burning across 3,500 acres, officials said, and is expected to grow to over 5,000 acres.
New Jersey has declared a drought warning as dry conditions continue, asking residents to conserve water voluntarily.
The Jennings Creek Fire in New Jersey has burned nearly 4,300 acres. It's about half contained as firefighters have ...
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