Atlantic City Housing Authority

In Atlantic City U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew, R-2nd, again urged a federal takeover of the Atlantic City Housing Authority on Tuesday after it increased a contract to repair rather than replace the heating system at Stanley Holmes Village from $1.5 million to $5.5 million without rebidding.The authority is considered in contempt of court for … Read more

Atlantic County Landfill

Help is hopefully on the way for the odor coming from the Atlantic County Utilities Authority landfill, the authority said Tuesday.The ACUA said it plans to spend $7 million to install a permanent cap over 16 acres of the landfill that will increase gas collection efficiency, reduce the generation of leachate, improve stormwater quality and … Read more

Atlantic City Beaches

Work is underway on a project by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to widen beaches in Atlantic City and some neighboring shore towns. It will place 1.2 million cubic yards of sand on the shoreline – enough to fill as many as 120,000 dump trucks – to make up for losses from normal tides … Read more

AC Man Arrested On Robbery, Aggravated Assault Counts

On November 23 at 8:07 PM, Atlantic City police were alerted by a citizen that a man needed medical attention near Tennessee and Atlantic Avenues. The man was transported to the AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center, City Division, to be treated for non-life-threatening injuries. An investigation determined that the man had fallen to the ground. After … Read more

Van Drew Pushing For Federal Takeover Of ACHA

U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew wants to see the federal government take over operations of the Atlantic City Housing Authority, after the ACHA increased a contract to repair rather than replace the heating system at Stanley Holmes Village from $1.5 million to $5.5 million without rebidding. Van Drew said the authority is wasting millions of … Read more

Outdoor Dining Rules

Gov. Phil Murphy signed bipartisan legislation Monday to make the state’s outdoor dining rules permanent, extending a pandemic-era practice that allowed restaurants to operate amid indoor restrictions.New Jersey has allowed outdoor dining on a temporary basis since June 2020, when Murphy issued an executive order meant to ease restaurant operations amid shutdown orders and strict … Read more

Vineland Schools Thanksgiving Suppplies

City of Vineland school students and employees, along with the district’s food service provider, dished out more than 300 Thanksgiving meal boxes to local families last week.The initiative Friday by the local school district and Sodexo took aim at food insecurity, officials said. The Community FoodBank of New Jersey, Southern Branch, prepared the meal boxes, … Read more

Lou Booth Amphitheatre

According to the Press of Atlantic City, a settlement proposal could resolve a complicated tangle of disputes between the city and the state Department of Environmental Protection and spell the end of the Lou Booth Amphitheater on Second Avenue.The tiny outdoor theater, the site of summer concerts and church services, would be removed and the … Read more

Power Probelm Fixed In AC

Atlantic City was in the dark most of the day as an outage hit a good portion of the city, but the power was back by 9:30 p.m. BreakingAC.com reports officers were at major intersections and stop signs were in place at others, with drivers urged to use caution and treat intersections as a four-way … Read more

AC Drivers Advised Many Traffic Lights Out, Use Baltic, Arctice Avenues As Alternate Routes

Correction: UPDATE at 950AM- AC Electric is advising that the estimated restoration time is 10:00 PM. Motorists should use Arctic or Baltic Avenues as an alternate route. There are multiple traffic lights out throughout the City due to an unknown electrical issue. Atlantic City Electric is on scene working. There are stop signs at some … Read more