Suspects Sought In Buena School Break In

Two minors are being sought in connection with a break in at Collings Lakes Elementary School in Buena over the weekend. State Police were called to the school on Cains Mill Road about 6:20 a.m. Monday, reports the Press of Atlantic City. Investigators believe the school was vandalized and burglarized Saturday by two unknown juveniles. … Read more

Tuckerton Embezzlement

In Tuckerton, the borough’s utilities coordinator is accused of using municipal money for personal use amounting to 10-thousand dollars for about five years, the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office said Tuesday.Jennifer Docherty, 46, of the West Creek section of Eagleswood Township, is charged with theft by failure to make required disposition. She surrendered to authorities Monday … Read more

Cape May County Zoo

This is fun. The Cape May County Zoo welcomed the birth of its first ever female watusi calf Nov. 4 in its African Savanna area. The unnamed calf was born to 8-year-old mom Darla and 4-year-old dad Howie Richard, veterinarian Dr. Alex Ernst said Tuesday in a news release. It is the sixth member of … Read more

Casino Revenue

Atlantic City’s casinos and two internet-only entities earned $281.2 million in the third quarter of this year, a decline of 7.5% from the same period a year ago, New Jersey gambling regulators said Tuesday.According to the Press of Atlantic City, figures released by the state Division of Gaming Enforcement show that while the nine casinos … Read more

Report: Troiano Asks Judge To Toss Second Indictment

A criminal court judge said he will consider the arguments of both parties further before ruling on whether a second state grand jury indictment naming former Wildwood Mayor and Commissioner-elect Ernie Troiano Jr. should be thrown out. The Cape May County Herald reports the state accused Troiano of illegally accepting health benefits while serving as … Read more

CRDA Puts Off Vote On Cannabis Dispensary

The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority board Tuesday decided to table what looked likely to be its most controversial decision for the day Tuesday. According to the Press of Atlantic City, on the agenda was a resolution to deny site plan approval for a new cannabis business at a time when the approval of cannabis applications … Read more

AC Casinos See Year-To-Year Decline In Revenues

Atlantic city’s casinos and two internet-only entities earned $281.2 million in the third quarter of this year, a decline of 7.5% from the same period a year ago. According to the Press of Atlantic City, latest numbers show that while the nine casinos collectively surpassed the level of profitability they enjoyed in the third quarter … Read more

AC Police Seek Public’s Help In September Shooting

Atlantic City Police are investigating a Sept. 4 shooting that wounded two men and your help is needed. According to the Press of Atlantic City Officers responded to a gunshot alert in the first block of South Presbyterian Avenue at 9:17 p.m. They found two victims suffering from gunshot wounds, police said Monday in a … Read more

Mays Landing Man Cops Plea To Drug Charges

40 year old Juan Rodriguez-Gomez of Mays Landing pleaded guilty possession of narcotics with the intent to distribute in exchange for a recommended sentence of three years New Jersey State Prison. On November 20, 2020, a search warrant was executed at a residence in Mays Landing. At that address, the resident, Juan Rodriguez-Gomez, was found … Read more

Resorts Smoking Ban

State lawmakers are considering making a decision on legislation to end smoking in the Atlantic City resort’s casinos. Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin, D-Middlesex, said during a news conference the legislation that was first proposed 17 years ago.While Casino workers have lobbied for the bill’s passage casino officials and heads of a local union representing hundreds … Read more