In April 2021, the North Wildwood Planning Board approved plans to dramatically reshape the city’s bayfront, with new buildings, sweeping renovations to existing buildings and adding a new top floor to Marina Bay Towers on New York Avenue. According to the Press of Atlantic City, there had been multiple reports of leaks throughout the building, … Read more
43 year old Emmanuel Diaz of Atlantic City was sentenced to three years bars for Unlawful Possession of BB gun. Diaz was also ordered to forfeit the weapon. On January 2, 2021, Atlantic City Police witnessed Diaz walking in the area of South Montpelier Avenue in Atlantic City. Officers observed Diaz make eye contact with … Read more
The city of Ventnor will extend its free parking in commercial zones until March 31.The move is the result of a resolution passed at the Dec. 21 commissioners meeting. During the holiday season, the city did not enforce parking meters in commercial areas as a way to help local businesses, Mayor Lance Landgraf said.Landgraf said … Read more
Stockton University will host a public tour of the school’s maple syrup project at 4 p.m. Jan. 20. And there will be a question and answer peiod to follow. The free event will include a screening of the documentary film “Sugar House Yantra,” which features New Jersey maple syrup farmer Charlize Katzenbach, at 5 p.m. … Read more
An Atlantic City man was arrested Sunday for allegedly holding two women against their will while robbing and assaulting them on New Year’s Eve. According to the Press of Atlantic City Justin Williams, 39, was charged with two counts of robbery, three counts of aggravated assault, two counts of terrorist threats, criminal restraint, certain person … Read more
On Thursday, January 4, a single lane, alternating traffic pattern will be in effect on Tuckahoe Road in Buena Vista Township, between Comar Place and Post Road, 8 am – 4 pm, weather permitting, for asphalt repairs. Motorists may experience delays and should plan travel time accordingly or seek an alternate route.
Atlantic City is in the process of figuring out whether a homeless encampment on Brigantine Boulevard is on city property. The Press of Atlantic City reports Licensing and Inspection Code Enforcement, members of the Health and Human Services Department and ACPD officers checked out the situation after being notified of the encampment where there are … Read more
Ventnor is extending its free parking in commercial zones until March 31. The move is the result of a resolution passed at the Dec. 21 commissioners meeting. During the holiday season, the city did not enforce parking meters in commercial areas as a way to help local businesses, reports the Press of Atlantic City. The … Read more
Saying there’s unfinished work to do, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy will be delivering his 2024 State of the State Address Jan. 8, announced the Governor’s Office. The event will start at 3:30 p.m. inside the New Jersey State House’s Assembly Chambers.The 2024 State of the State will be livestreamed on the Governor’s official YouTube … Read more
According to the Press of Atlantic City a judge on Tuesday ordered the Atlantic City Housing Authority to provide a 25% rent rebate to tenants in a lawsuit over lack of heat and hot water, gas leaks and other health violations at the 420-unit Stanley Holmes Village.The rebate will be on rent paid since the … Read more