A Pleasantville man was sentenced to three years in prison Thursday, after pleading guilty in two separate drug cases. According to BreakingAC.com, 32 year old Malik Waddell, was first arrested Sept. 25, 2024, after Atlantic City police saw him make multiple drug sales in the area of New York and Atlantic avenues. When police arrested … Read more
In addition to its national list of the best towns, U.S. News & World Report’s 2025-2026 statewide rankings have named 14 New Jersey cities as “Best Places to Live in New Jersey.”The rankings combine information on employment markets, cost of living, economy, infrastructure, and quality of life with poll responses from thousands of Americans about … Read more
Over the next week, the New Jersey Air National Guard’s 177th Fighter Wing will begin night-flying training tonight. The nocturnal training runs for the 177th, which is based at Atlantic City International Airport, will take place today and Friday this week and March 3-5 next week.The 177th claimed in a Facebook post on Wednesday that … Read more
A group of casino employees requested that the New Jersey Supreme Court consider constitutional issues related to their appeal to a law that permits smoking on the casino floors in Atlantic City.The United Auto Workers union’s filing contends that the 2006 Smoke-Free Air Act’s exemption for casinos is not unconstitutional special legislation and that prior … Read more
Two-thirds of New Jersey voters think the tariffs implemented by the Trump administration have led to higher prices for them and their families according to a Stockton University poll released today. One in five (21%) said they’ve had no effect, and 8% said they’ve led to reduced prices. The poll of 700 New Jersey voters … Read more
Fewer than 1,800 customers are still without power, according to Atlantic City Electric’s numbers. BreakingAC.com reports more than 1,100 field personnel were dedicated to the restoration efforts for more than 112,000 Atlantic City Electric customers who experienced service interruptions during the storm, the company said in a news release. Latest numbers show 793 outages in … Read more
A South Jersey man charged after a fight on the Atlantic City Boardwalk involving two off-duty police officers last summer now faces a three-count indictment, according to state court records. NJ.com reports grand jurors indicted Xontae Glass, 27, of Marmora, on Feb. 19, about six months after he allegedly fought with an Atlantic City police … Read more
Nearly 6,600 customers still were without power Wednesday, according to Atlantic City Electric’s numbers. BreakingAC.com reports more than 1,100 field personnel are dedicated to the restoration efforts for more than 112,000 Atlantic City Electric customers who experienced service interruptions during the storm, the company said in a news release. Cape May County topped the list … Read more
The borough of Stone Harbor has introduced ordinances implementing its fourth-round affordable housing plans in advance of a March 15 state deadline.The introduction was made Feb. 17 to leave sufficient time for public review, public hearings and votes to adopt the ordinances prior to the deadline.Across New Jersey municipalities that have accepted the state’s affordable … Read more
A significant response was prompted by graffiti of a swastika discovered on a lavatory wall at the Coast Guard training center in Cape May. Coast Guard Commandant Kevin Lunday will speak to 900 recruits and employees about the issue.The Coast Guard statement did not identify the hand-drawn symbol on the wall, however it has been … Read more