Going hi-tech at parking meters in Cape May according to City Manager Paul Dietrich said in a recent interview. He said the digital option to pay for parking is more convenient for most visitors.As parking charges took effect at the start of April, more areas of town will not have a meter or a kiosk, … Read more
The Egg Harbor Township Committee has introduced a 2024 budget that calls for 1.6-cent increase in the municipal tax rate. The $50.2 million budget rose by $1.4 million from last year’s, according to the Mayor as she read the budget statement during the committee’s regularly scheduled meeting.And according to the Press of Atlantic City “This … Read more
Last week, Atlantic City police were conducting surveillance in the area of Virginia and Magellan Avenues regarding a weapons investigation. They observed the target of the investigation, a 16-year-old male, walking in the area. As the detectives approached, the juvenile fled on foot. Detectives chased the juvenile who removed a satchel from around his body … Read more
The Atlantic City Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating Maritzee Martinez, 13, who left home on Saturday, April 13. Maritzee’s cell phone last pinged in Buena, NJ. She could also be in Ventnor City or Atlantic City. Anyone with information about her whereabouts is urged to call 911 or anonymously text to … Read more
Traffic advisories to let you know about this week. Beginning Monday, April 15 and continuing for approximately 45 days, a lane shift, stop and go traffic pattern will be in effect on Somers Point-Mays Landing Road between Leida Avenue in EHT and Ashland Avenue in Hamilton Township, 7 am – 5 pm weekdays, weather permitting, … Read more
A former Cape May County jail officer was found guilty Friday of sexually assaulting a minor detained at the facility in 2023. The Press of Atlantic City reports 34 year old Jonathan Perez of Woodbine, was convicted of two counts of aggravated sexual assault with a minor, one count of sexual assault and one count … Read more
Gov. Phil Murphy has tapped former Atlantic County Sheriff Eric Scheffler to be the new executive director of the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority, sources confirmed Thursday. The chairman of the Atlantic County Democratic Committee offered his congratulations to Scheffler, describing the former Atlantic City police officer as a great pick for the job because of … Read more
In Brigantine a man was arrested Tuesday after he allegedly beat an individual in the head with a household object during a domestic dispute, police said. And in an article by the Press of Atlantic City Kevin Turkvan, 31, was charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault, domestic violence aggravated assault, aggravated assault with a weapon, … Read more
The city of Wildwood’s Board of Commissioners may consider reducing Park Boulevard from four lanes to two, along with bike lanes and a turning lane in the center, with the aim of improving safety. According to the Press of Atlantic City often described as a “road diet,” similar changes have been attempted in other communities. … Read more
The mother of a former St. Joseph Regional School student is suing the Diocese of Camden and the school claiming both parties didn’t do enough to stop alleged acts of racial discrimination against her son. According to the Press of Atlantic City, Julie Rodriguez alleges racial discrimination and misconduct against her son that began in … Read more