CAMDEN, New Jersey — Five New Jersey governors trekked down to South Jersey on Tuesday for a groundbreaking ceremony at the hospital where New Jersey Democratic power broker George Norcross serves as board chair — underscoring his clout even as he faces racketeering charges and a diminished statewide profile.

Norcross allies were on hand at Cooper to celebrate the party leader in an event that seemed more like a political rally than a construction kickoff.

CAMDEN, NJ (WPVI) -- One person has been injured in a house fire in Camden, New Jersey. The fire broke out around 4:10 a.m. on Tuesday at the intersection of Saunders and N 27th streets. When crews arrived, heavy fire was showing on the first floor of the two-story house.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt delivered a statement from President Donald Trump on Tuesday regarding drone sightings across the region.

The celebration to the start of Cooper University Health Care's $3 billion "Project Imagine" expansion offers a look at the city's renaissance in action.

CAMDEN — The Garden State's first-ever baby café is up and running on a weekly basis. The concept has existed nationwide for a while; now New Jersey is joining the trend, with an overall goal of improving rates of breastfeeding.

Today, Cooper University Health Care held a groundbreaking ceremony on the first phase of a transformative $3 billion expansion of its Health Sciences Campus in Camden. When complete, Cooper's "Project Imagine" will mark the largest building investment in Camden County's history.

The power broker's appearance this week alongside Gov. Phil Murphy and four former governors at a Cooper Health event reflects an effort by Norcross to bolster his public image as a civic leader.

Five New Jersey governors — one current, four former, from both sides of the political aisle — converged Tuesday in Camden for an event celebrating a massive hospital expansion. Even more remarkable was they all appeared alongside — and showered praise on — George Norcross,

The new patient tower is the first phase of a projected $3 billion expansion by Cooper.

A model railroad club seeks a buyer for the New Jersey house that’s been its home for six decades. The pitch: Inherit 3,500 feet of track and 30 of “your strangest new best friends.” Fans of the tolling system enjoyed easier drives, but some businesses reported a hit.