FBI National Academy Associates

Wildwood municipal officials announced that Police Chief Joseph Murphy had been sworn in as president of the FBI National Academy Associates – New Jersey Chapter, a law enforcement leadership organization.According to a news release from municipal officials, Murphy was elected after serving on the chapter’s executive board for nine years. In his capacity as president, … Read more

Pleasantville Bus Driver Indicted

According to the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s office, a Pleasantville, New Jersey Transit bus driver, 41, who reportedly ran away from the scene of a deadly accident in Absecon last year, was indicted on Wednesday.Younger, Christopher L., is accused of fleeing the scene of a fatal car accident. Last November Thomas V. Kyle, 63, of Absecon, … Read more

AC BOE Votes To Pay Legal Bills Of ACHS Principal

Atlantic City High School’s suspended principal had her record cleared when a motion to dismiss charges against her was recently approved. Now, her legal bills are paid as well, reports BreakingAC.com. The Atlantic City Board of Education approved two payments Wednesday night, covering the $338,770.07 it cost for the criminal defense of Constance Days-Chapman.

Pleasantville Man Indicted In Deadly Crash

41 year old Christopher L. Younger of Pleasantville was indicted by an Atlantic County Grand Jury on charges of second-degree Leaving the Scene of a Fatal Motor Vehicle Crash. On November 30, 2025, at approximately 5:59 p.m., Thomas V. Kyle, 63, from Absecon was struck and killed by a New Jersey Transit Bus while attempting … Read more

Special Meeting Of Pleasantville School Board

There were several absences at the special Pleasantville Board of Education meeting held Tuesday night. According to BreakingAC.com, that did not stop those who showed up from making a lot of decisions, including asking for an investigation into an alleged religious violation of a Muslim student at the Middle School. The boy was told to … Read more

AC Man Ordered Held In Animal Abandonment Case

An Atlantic City man already facing charges of animal cruelty to two dogs was ordered held after allegedly abandoning two more in the cold. According to BreakingAC.com, one of those dogs later was found dead outside Aarin Burdine-Moody’s apartment building. The other was the victim of an attack by two other dogs in a video … Read more

Somers Point Redevelopment

A modified redevelopment plan in Somers Point linked to a 25-townhome development on two waterfront acres adjacent to John F. Kennedy Park was approved by the City Council last week, and the Planning Board will now consider the modifications.One council member claimed that the proposed group home on Cleveland Avenue, which is part of the … Read more

Gambling Revenue

In January, New Jersey’s online gambling sector collected more revenue from online wagerers than Atlantic City’s casinos earned from in-person gamblers for the third consecutive month.Casinos and their online partners made close to $259 million from online gamblers in January, up over 17% from the same month last year, according to figures released Tuesday by … Read more

Racketeering Charges

The acting attorney general of New Jersey announced on Tuesday that she will not request that the state Supreme Court reconsider the dismissal of charges of racketeering against Democratic power broker George E. Norcross III and his co-defendants.A state judge’s decision to dismiss the criminal charges was upheld by a three-judge appellate panel almost three … Read more