CHERRY HILL, N.J. (CBS) - A vendor at the Cherry Hill Mall sparked controversy when he took to Facebook after mall officials asked him to stop selling anti-police brutality t-shirts. Now he's ...

Police brutality is bad. Why wouldn’t you want to stand for that?” A spokesperson for the Cherry Hill Mall sent NBC10 a statement Wednesday about their request for Miller to take down the shirts.

CHERRY HILL, NJ - The Cherry Hill Mall has become the latest shopping center where some people will need to show ID. This comes after some recent reports of teenagers fighting and police being called.

Startup incubator network 1776 is teaming up with real estate trust PREIT to bring an incubator to the Cherry Hill Mall, and the idea might […] A man selling anti-police brutality T-shirts at ...