South Jersey News

• Bottlenose Dolphin Dies During Rescue After Stranding in Cumberland County Creek

• Atlantic City Relaunches Clean Communities Program With Cash Incentives

• Sea Isle City Police Investigate Attempted Burglaries Targeting Open Garages

• South Plainfield Man Convicted of 2019 Prison Cellmate Murder

• Millville Man Charged in Child Sexual Abuse Material and Animal Cruelty Case

• Pleasantville Man Charged After Shooting Into Car, Driver Struck in Head

• Atlantic City Casino Workers Seek Support for Smoking Ban from Governor Candidates

• NJ JEEP ENTHUSIASTS TO GATHER AT WILDWOODS BEACH THIS JULY

• Atlantic City Man Sentenced to 13 Years for Selling Crack Cocaine at Convenience Store with Minor

• Republican Candidates Lead Across Cape May County in Low-Turnout Primary

• Guitar Stolen Before Heart’s Atlantic City Show Recovered; Mandolin Still Missing

• Cape May County Urges Residents to Prepare as Drought and Hurricane Season Raise Risks

• Dogfighting Indictment Leads to New Drug Bust in Maurice River Township

• Sea Isle City Begins Installation of Digital Message Sign on JFK Boulevard

• Shore Medical Center Earns National Recognition for Excellence in Diabetes Care

• Ocean City Prepares for a Full June of Music, Fitness, Flowers, and Family Fun

• Upper Township Schedules Early Fireworks Celebration at Amanda’s Field

• Presentation Explores New Jersey Women’s Contributions During Civil War

• Borgata Casino Unveils Major Renovations to Gaming Floor and Amenities

• West Wildwood Weighs Future of Local Police Force

• New Jersey to Distribute $430 Million to Help Ratepayers With Rising Electricity Costs

• State Budget Cuts Put Volunteers of America Social Services at Risk in South Jersey

• Ocean City Rolls Out New Technology to Help Drivers Locate Parking Spaces

• Atlantic Shores Withdraws Offshore Wind Project Citing Political and Economic Challenges

• Former Atlantic City Council President Craig Callaway Seen Leading Election Efforts Ahead of Fraud Sentencing

• Middle Township Police Youth Camp Receives State Grant for 2025 Program

• Cape May County Renters Could Gain Protection Against Unconscionable Rent Hikes

• Two Charged in Atlantic County SIM Swapping Scheme Targeting Victims Nationwide

• NJ Appeals Court Rules GPS Tracking Without Warrant Violated Fourth Amendment

• Cape May Zoo Celebrates Arrival of Newborn Male Zebra

• UPDATE: Atlantic City Man Arrested After Trying to Sell Stolen Heart Band Instruments on City Streets

• Farmers & Crafters Market Kicks Off Summer Season in Ocean City

• Missing Vineland Man Last Seen Walking Near Howard Street in Millville

• Firefighter Unions Back Atlantic City Mayor Focused on Public Safety and First Responders

• Free Job Training Offered to Vineland-Area Businesses Through Rowan College

• Bacteria Advisories Issued for Bay Beach and Lakes in New Jersey

• Rare Instruments Stolen from Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City Before Heart’s Concert

• Cape May County Board Faces Internal Tension Over Public Comment Policy

• Atlantic County Public Works Supervisor and Three Others Arrested for Fuel Theft

• Sea Isle City Police Promote Two Officers to Command Ranks, Police Chief Sets High Expectations

• West Wildwood Residents Rally to Save Local Police Department

• Ocean City Coalition Battles Massive Hotel Plan at Wonderland Site

• Bridgeton Assault Sends Three to Hospital, Suspects at Large

• Cape May Point’s Kids and Critters Show Sparks Love for Wildlife

• Wildwood Crest Rejects Costly Bids for Landscaping, Nesbitt Center Upgrades

• Avalon’s Bay Park Marina Stays Open Amid Ongoing Upgrades

• Fulop Slips in Democrat Primary as Sherrill Gains Ground and Atlantic City Ties Raise Questions

• WILDWOOD TO HOST BAREFOOT COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL FOR FIFTH CONSECUTIVE YEAR

• SOMERS POINT MAN SENTENCED FOR SETTING FAMILY'S HOME ON FIRE

• ATLANTIC COUNTY WARNS OF MOTOR VEHICLE TEXT MESSAGE SCAM

• CAPE MAY COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE UNDERGOING ACCREDITATION REVIEW

• CAPE MAY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BACK FEDERAL PUSH TO TIGHTEN SOCIAL PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY

• USPS OPENS $32M SORTING CENTER IN EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP

• CAPE MAY COUNTY 4-H FAIR KICKS OFF NEW JERSEY’S SUMMER FAIR SEASON

• Stone Harbor Police Department to Reduce Sworn Officers by One in Reorganization Plan

• Atlantic City Board of Education Jury Verdict to Cost Taxpayers Over $900,000

• West Wildwood Police Department Faces Staffing Crisis Amid Calls to Preserve Local Force

• Inspira Health Care Workers Threaten Strike Over Nurse-to-Patient Ratios in Contract Talks

• New Jersey Flood Report Flags Cape May and Atlantic Counties as Highest Risk Areas

• Cape May Point Arts and Science Center Hosts Second Annual Marine Science Symposium May 30 to June 1

• Vineland to Debut Esports Room at Public Library

• Galloway Township Council Faces Calls to Condemn Proud Boys After Protest Incident

• DRY DOG FOOD URGENTLY NEEDED AT SOUTH JERSEY ANIMAL SHELTER

• Pickleball Tournament to Benefit The Branches Outreach

• Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum to Receive Combat-Tested Harrier Jet

• WILDWOOD CREST AUTHORIZES SHARED SERVICES AGREEMENT TO PROVIDE CONSTRUCTION OFFICIAL SUPPORT TO STONE HARBOR

• CAPE MAY CITY BUDGET HOLDS STEADY AT $28 MILLION WITH NO TAX HIKE FOR 2025

• SPECTRUM GAMING GROUP REVISES SMOKING BAN IMPACT IN ATLANTIC CITY CASINOS

• Ocean City’s Retail Sector Transforms as Older Businesses Close and New Ventures Emerge

• New Jersey Primary Election Set for June 10: Key Voting Details and Deadlines

• Avalon Plans to Reuse Decade-Old Dredge Material to Fortify Wetlands Institute Infrastructure

• EX ATLANTIC CITY COUNCILMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO THREATS, TAMPERING CHARGES

• Cape May County School Superintendents’ Salaries Total Nearly $2 Million in 2024-25

• Cape May and Ocean City Launch Robust Summer Concert Series to Energize Tourism

• SEA ISLE CITY MEMORIAL DAY CEREMONY HONORED VETERANS WITH TRIBUTE EVENTS AT VETERANS PARK

• $7 SLOT BET TURNS INTO $670K JACKPOT AT OCEAN CASINO

• Assault-Style Rifle Display in Wildwood Leads to Arrest in Bridgeton

• JUDGE TOSSES DEFAMATION SUIT FILED BY FORMER UPPER TOWNSHIP ADMINISTRATOR