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As I reported to City Council this week, we successfully completed the dredging of Townsends Inlet, an important accomplishment that ensures safe navigation in and out of the inlet. The inlet is a critical passageway for recreational and commercial boating, and I want to thank everyone who worked together to...
A video shared on Facebook is getting attention, thanks to a powerful message
Three clusters of snow crab land on your table, and more keep coming until you finally wave them away. That’s the deal, and I think it’s one of the best deals on the coast. This seafood house started back in 1956 as a paper-plate fish stand run by...
After four decades of memories, a iconic Wildwood Crest staple is officially closing its doors. Read their heartfelt farewell message and see how you can support their final fundraiser.
The state has dismissed its criminal indictment against Wildwood Mayor Ernie Troiano, Jr., and Commissioner Steve Mikulski, ending a lengthy legal battle over allegations that he improperly received taxpayer-funded health benefits while serving in public office. The charges were originally brought by the embattled Office of Public Integrity and Accountability...
There’s a little red building in Mays Landing, New Jersey, with dollar bills stapled to the ceiling and crabs on the walls, and it’s about to ruin every other seafood restaurant for you permanently. Crabby’s Suds and Seafood is the kind of place that makes you feel like...
Mayor Marty Small is currently getting a bad rap regarding collective bargaining and public safety in Atlantic City, New Jersey. In this exclusive report, we will let the actual numbers speak for themselves.
It’s been a surreal season for Payton Sullivan. The emerging country singer-songwriter has been opening for her favorite band, Sugarland. “All of this has exceeded my expectations,” Sullivan said while calling from Green Bay, Wisc. “It’s a jaw-dropping experience. It’s so incredible to grow up on the music of Sugarland and then I hear (the members of Sugarland say), ‘Give it up for Payton Sullivan, our opener. She’s cute as a button.’ I was like, ‘Oh my gosh! I’m going to cry.'”
Same shark pays South Jersey a visit, almost one year later
The Atlantic City, New Jersey Holiday entertainment season for 2026 is voluminous. We have put as much of it together here at a glance — for you to choose from as follows:
Route 50 over Cedar Swamp Creek closes Monday night at 10 as the state tears down that 65-year-old bridge and builds new. Detours run through early 2027.
Rustin Cassway, with the Research Vessel Explorer out of Cape May, was among the first divers to take in the sight after the historic ship made its final voyage Wednesday night.
Friends and Coworkers have come together to help this local hero.
Atlantic City's casinos, hotels, restaurants and convention facilities support thousands of working families. Their livelihoods should not be allowed to become bargaining chips in another North Jersey versus South Jersey campaign.
Wildwood Crest parking meter prices will double for the summer of 2027. On Nov. 3, the Wildwood Crest Board of Commissioners adopted Ordinance 1500, which increases the hourly parking meter rate from $1.50 to $3.00 beginning with the 2027 season, according to the meeting agenda. Borough officials said the change...
Gamble, drink, and get some ink in Atlantic City
Over the past few days, people have taken to social media to post about whale sightings in town. Multiple humpback whale sightings have been reported as these whales migrate toward the south.
A mural featuring Jayden Barger holding his skateboard will be unveiled at the Uptown Skatepark on November 21. The event will also include free bicycles, skateboards, and food.
Cape May Mayor Zachary Mullock’s upset victory over four-term Rep. Jeff Van Drew (R-Dennis) came after the Democrat flipped 21 municipalities that had supported the Republican congressman just two years earlier, turning a district Donald Trump carried by 13 percentage points into a Democratic pickup. Unofficial election results show...
Atlantic City officials are preparing to inspect long-vacant buildings scattered across the resort town, many of them boarded up with broken glass and crumbling exteriors, even as new apartments and shops rise just blocks away in the Orange Loop district. The effort could eventually mean repairs or demolition for properties the city has flagged, including some large, prominent buildings in the tourism district.