Atlantic City’s Air Show will return this year, the mayor confirmed to BreakingAC on Tuesday. He did not give any details including a date or who would be headlining. The annual show did not happen last year after a four-month period that saw a promise of a possible fix last March, that included the South … Read more
Trial dates for Wildwood Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr. and Commissioner Steve Mikulski were once again pushed back after the latter retained a new attorney ahead of a hearing scheduled for March 10. Both Troiano and Mikulski have turned down plea offers and say they will go to trial on charges they unlawfully accepted health benefits … Read more
In Galloway Township two civilians rescued a person who became trapped under a car following an accident near Wrangleboro and Collins roads Saturday, police said.The people stopped at the scene and used floor jacks to help extricate victim, police said Sunday in a Facebook post. Police called the good Samaritans’ actions “courageous.”
The school tax rate will increase under a $50.8 million budget proposal introduced by the Board of Education last week.District Business Administrator Tim Kelley told the board it has been a tough budget year.“Probably one of the more difficult ones in my time here in Ocean City,” he said.Rising costs and a state cap on … Read more
Atlantic County Department of Family and Community Development Clerk Adriana D. Quirindongo, 43, from Egg Harbor City has been charged with Second-Degree Official Misconduct, Theft by Unlawfully Taking, and Unlawfully Receiving a Benefit. In November of 2024, an Atlantic County Department of Family and Community Development Investigator contacted the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office after discovering … Read more
Several Pleasantville residents expressed concerned about the new administrator’s old ties to the city. Robert Laws was appointed city administrator at Monday’s City Council meeting. BreakingAC.com reports Laws previously acted as community liaison when the city was on the verge of privatizing its waste-management system in 2022. That deal was ended by heavy community opposition.
The owners of a popular beach bar are dropping their plan to build a beachfront swimming pool as part of their expansion project. According to the Press of Atlantic City, Lisa John-Basta, an attorney for applicants SECAA LLC, said Monday the company is no longer interested in building the pool as part of the Cocorico … Read more
Some New Jersey lawmakers want the state to prohibit so-called “sweepstakes gambling,” arguing the prize-based games are too close to actual gambling. According to the Press of Atlantic City, two lawmakers have introduced legislation to ban sweepstakes gambling. The bill defines it as a promotional, advertising, or marketing event or game in which something of … Read more
The Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office is announcing the countywide implementation of the National Public Safety Alliance for Individuals with Disabilities (AID) program, replacing and expanding upon the successful and innovative Special Needs Registry. The AID program is a no-cost, voluntary service open to all persons with a disability who live, work, play or attend school … Read more
Galloway Township police are investigating a crash that left a e-bike rider trapped under a car. According to BreakingAC.com, Yovana Martinez-Mora, of Pleasantville, was turning left onto Wrangleboro Road at Collins Road when she struck the electric bicycle. Dana Kutassy was traveling in the crosswalk, according to the report. Kutassy became trapped under the vehicle. … Read more