The governor described the city as one "on the rise," promoting the direct funding, which will go toward its infrastructure needs, upgrades and capital projects.

Most recently it was the Waterfront Music Pavilion, before that it's been the BB&T Pavilion, Susquehanna Bank Center, Tweeter Center, and Blockbuster-Sony Music Entertainment Center. Now, Live Nation has introduced the newest sponsor for the waterfront attraction.

The waterfront site will host Rutgers-Camden athletics, city youth sports and daily community use, in addition to collaborative health sciences, research and education programs.

Mayor Victor Carstarphen commended the utility company for its contributions, calling it “a catalyst for tangible transformation" in the city.

Members of the Biden team and city officials came out to celebrate the start of the work that will redevelop Albett Village, built in the 1950s and located in the Cramer Hill neighborhood.

“Ensuring that kids and young adults have the digital tools, access and opportunity is vital for us to take Camden to the next level. Both of the programs being funded... provide these critical initiatives which will have long-term impacts for many years to come for kids in the city,” said Camden County Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli Jr.

The funding from the Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Program, which was announced in coordination with the state’s Department of Community Affairs, will be used for projects aimed at improving housing and economic development opportunities.

Christopher Orlando will assist the firm’s governmental clients as they work to transform local law enforcement. Early in his career, he developed the legal framework for the creation of the Camden County Metro Police Department, replacing the Camden City Police Department.

The “yellow jacket” employees are set to earn up to 25% more beginning this month, while a Second Chance program for new employees is also available.

Businesses, economic development and social justice advocates will work together to ensure a "Camden First" approach and community representation in the industry locally.

The Marlton-based broker secured space offering waterfront views and convenience and proximity to Center City Philadelphia for the sports betting company to use as its new South Jersey office.

The Housing Authority of the City of Camden along with its co-applicant the City of Camden was awarded $35 million in Choice Neighborhood Implementation funding to transform the outdated public housing site in the city's Cramer Hill neighborhood.