An Atlantic City man died Wednesday from injuries sustained by gunfire the day prior. On November 7, 2023, at approximately 8:05 pm, a shooting incident occurred in the area of Florida Avenue, between Atlantic and Pacific Avenues, in Atlantic City. Luis Rosa Rodriguez, 23, was located and transported to the AtlantiCare Hospital, City Division, where … Read more
A mobile home went up in flames in the Delsea Woods Mobile Home Park, leaving a family of five without a place to live. Cape May County Herald Reports the Middle Township Police Department confirmed that at around 2:15 p.m., Nov. 5, it received a report of the fire. Police said no one was home … Read more
Officials from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development issued a scathing rebuke of the Atlantic City Housing Authority during a meeting with the local agency’s residents, board members and former staff, who described poor conditions at the authority’s communities. According to the Press of Atlantic City, a recent HUD-commissioned audit of the local … Read more
Two firefighters were hurt battling a three-alarm house fire Wednesday morning. The Press of Atlantic City reports the fire broke out at 8:23 p.m. in a two-story home with an attached garage in the 400 block of Petersburg Road. One of the firefighters was taken to a local hospital for injuries and later released. The … Read more
A cow at the Cape May County zoo injured a teen girl tow years ago causing her to seek treatment for a head injury according to a lawsuit. Anna MArie Gerace’s family is seeking compensatory damages for the incident involving Jilly a Holstein cow on NOvember 6 2021 according to the lawwsuit filed Friday in … Read more
Mara Justine, a 21-year-old Galloway Township resident, has made it more than halfway through NBC-TV’s reality show singing contest, “The Voice.” At the midway part of the season, Justine will have to choose whether she wants to continue on the program being coached by and part of the team of No Doubt lead singer and … Read more
According to the Press of Atlantic City officials from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development issued a scathing rebuke of the Atlantic City Housing Authority during a meeting with the local agency’s residents, board members and former staff, who described poor conditions at the authority’s communities.“This has been a complete and total failure … Read more
Don Guardian and Claire Swift were the winners in State Assembly District 2 on Tuesday. Results from Atlantic County, according to NJ.com: County Executive Vote for 1 Dennis Levinson (R) — 31,132 Joyce Pratt (D) — 18,248 Sheriff Vote for 1 Joe O’Donoghue (R) — 27,212 Eric Scheffler (D) — 22,459 Commissioner-at-Large Vote for 2 … Read more
Stone Harbor is being sued by former Business Administrator Robert Smith over his firing. He alleges it was done in retaliation for his attempts to get two members of the Zoning Board of Adjustment to file required financial disclosures. According to the Cape May County Herald, the lawsuit was filed in Superior Court Monday, Oct. … Read more
A lawsuit filed recently claims a cow at the Cape May County Zoo pushed over a teenage girl two years ago, causing her to seek treatment for a head injury. The Press of Atlantic City reports Anna Marie Gerace’s family is seeking compensatory damages for the incident involving Jilly, a long Holstein cow, on Nov. … Read more