AC Man Pleads Guilty To Robbery, Weapons Counts

49 year old Robert Arroyo of Atlantic City pleaded guilty to two counts of first-degree robbery and one count of Unlawful Possession of a Weapon – Handgun without a Permit. In exchange for the guilty plea, the recommended sentence is an aggregate term of 10 years behind bars. On April 4, 2025, officers from the … Read more

Pipe Bursts Cost

According to county administrator Michael J. Fiure, consecutive pipe bursts inside the Ocean County Justice Complex have resulted in a significant relocation of judicial functions and water damage estimated at $1.1 million.The problem started on January 25 when a third-floor ceiling pipe burst during a protracted period of freezing weather, which was only one feature … Read more

Bald Eagles

Bald eagles in New Jersey are dropping despite being taken off the endangered species list, with 5% fewer nests than a year ago, officials reported on Thursday.According to the state Department of Environmental Protection, highly pathogenic avian influenza is probably to blame for the fall.Large numbers of sick and dying waterfowl were caused by the … Read more

False Accusation

According to the state Attorney General’s Office, a prison officer from Stafford Township was charged on Thursday for allegedly falsely accusing an inmate at the New Jersey State Prison in Trenton of possessing a weapon and using it as an excuse to attack him.The charges against Daniel Petoia, 34, include two counts of official misconduct, … Read more

Longport Projects Update

In Longport, the concrete seawall, pavers and curbs have been installed at Point Park, 11 th and Atlantic Ave, with installation of a water fountain, landscaping, benches and light poles still to come. Public Works built a new dune along the bayside to help prevent tidal flooding. There will still be public access to the … Read more

Borgata Looking To Fill Summer Jobs In AC

Looking for a job in the Atlantic City area this summer? The Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa is hosting a four-day hiring event starting Monday. According to BreakingAC.com, jobs are available across multiple departments for the season spanning May 1 through Oct. 15. IIdeal candidates are passionate about entertainment, hospitality and delivering unforgettable guest experiences, … Read more

Fraudulent Activity

According to the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office, an Atlantic County public works supervisor was charged last month for allegedly utilizing county pumps to fuel the trucks of his private company.Mays Landing resident Joseph Jenkins-Ridley, 48, is accused with theft, governmental misconduct, and conspiracy for allegedly planning and directing a massive diesel fuel theft scheme.According to … Read more

Casino Numbers

The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement reports that since the beginning of the year, Atlantic City casinos and their online partners have awarded jackpots totaling almost $79.9 million.There have been two jackpots worth more than $1 million since January 1:$1,160,615.13: Happy and prosperous at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City on January 12 … Read more

ICE Face Coverings

New Jersey became the second state this year to pass legislation restricting the use of facial coverings by police enforcement, including federal ICE officials, when Democratic Governor Mikie Sherrill signed it on Wednesday.Earlier this month, Bob Ferguson, the Democratic governor of Washington state, signed a similar bill. Legislatures dominated by Democrats in other states have … Read more

Gov Questions Bader Field Race Track Plan

Can you imagine Bader Field with 1,000 residential units, multimillion-dollar homes, retail space, a museum and a 2.4-mile motor track? DownBeachBuzz reports while the Marty Small administration is pushing for a quick sale, NJ Governor Mikie Sherrill is signaling a much more cautious approach. Neighboring towns like Brigantine and Ventnor quietly discuss development plan downside. … Read more