AC Man Pleads Guilty To Drug, Shoplifting, Burglary Offenses

34 year old Francisco Corriano of Atlantic City pleaded guilty to charges in five separate cases involving criminal activity throughout Atlantic County. The recommended sentence is a concurrent a five-year term in New Jersey State Prison. On dates ranging from November 2023 until September 2024, Mr. Corriano had been arrested for a variety of shoplifting, … Read more

AC Police Sergeant Succumbs To Cancer

An Atlantic City police sergeant who had been battling Stage 4 stomach cancer has died. Jefferson Rivera was 45. BreakingAC.com reports the department joined together in recent months as Rivera’s condition worsened and his medical options were running out. On Aug. 31, there was a police convoy that paraded through the Egg Harbor Township neighborhood … Read more

Workers Flown To Hospital After Electrocution

Margate and Ventnor first-responders revived two workers after an electrical incident late last week. BreakingAC.com reports firefighters were called to the area of Coolidge and Pacific avenues in Margate at about 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Margate Fire Chief Dan Adams said. Preliminary reports indicate the roofers were removing a ladder lift device and it came in … Read more

At Least One More Year For State Supervision Of AC

State supervision of Atlantic City will continue for at least the next year. The Press of Atlantic City reports both state and local officials say there is still more work to be done to get the city’s finances in order. During a meeting Sept. 11, the state Local Finance Board approved the continuation of supervision … Read more

AC Man Pleads Guilty To Attempted Robbery

On Friday, November 1, Eugene Shirk, 33, of Atlantic City pleaded guilty to second-degree attempted robbery in exchange for six years behind bars. On April 13, 2023, at approximately 2:00 p.m., officers from the Atlantic City Police Department were dispatched to the intersection of South Carolina and Adriatic Avenue for a service call. Upon arrival, … Read more

Atlantic City Homelessness Director

Atlantic City is getting some help addressing homelessness – a problem that has persisted for decades in spite of the efforts of dozens of nonprofits and government agencies.The state Department of Community Affairs’ Office of Homelessness Prevention has hired city resident Debra Evora White, who has a background in community building and promoting homeownership, to … Read more

Millville Coach Case

Three people were found guilty Thursday in the 2018 murder of Millville Midget Football League coach Joseph L. “JoJo” Jones, Cumberland County Prosecutor Jennifer Webb-McRae said. The jury returned verdicts against Eugene Cosby, 48, of the Malaga section of Franklin Township, Gloucester County; Will El-Bey, 28, of Vineland; and Clifton Bailey, 33, of Camden, after … Read more

Vineland Suicide

According to the Press of Atlantic City no charges are expected against police in a death-by-suicide last month in Vineland that followed a two-hour standoff, the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office said Thursday. The armed man, whom authorities did not identify, barricaded himself in a home on Italia Avenue on Sept. 29, according to a … Read more

Senator Calls For End To Landfill Odors

Republican State Senator Vince Polistina says landfill odor problems ruining the quality of life for Absecon residents and others must be fixed, even if it means dissolving the Atlantic County Utilities Authority and privatizing solid waste management,. Polistina noted during a press conference, “The ACUA is an independent authority created by the county; it can … Read more