South Jersey News

• Court Rules Against Gambler Who Sued Borgata Over Addiction

• Candidates Compete for Sea Isle City Council Seats in May Election

• Atlantic County Animal Shelter Waives Adoption Fees for Large Dogs in May

• BULL RIDING AND BARREL RACING TO SHAKE UP WILDWOOD BEACH THIS MAY

• Small Business Administration Offering Disaster Loans to Businesses in Atlantic County, Cape May County, and Surrounding Areas

• New Jersey Avenue to Close for Paving in North Wildwood

• Deadline Approaching for 2025 Business and Rental Permits in Sea Isle City

• Jersey Shore’s International Workers Remain a Vital Part of the Summer Economy

• Ocean City Considers Bond Ordinance for $6.2 Million in Capital Improvements

• Pop Lloyd Stadium Reopens After $5.6 Million Renovation

• County Commissioners Halt Public Discussion on Cape May Airport Lease

• Bridgeton Police Investigate Assault on Local Man

• Sea Isle City Reinforces Curfew and Backpack Ban to Tackle Rowdy Teen Behavior

• World Series of Poker Returns to Atlantic City in 2025 After Five-Year Hiatus

• Cape May County Commissioner Recommends Softer Public Comment Rules

• EHT NATIVE DOMINIC SESSA TO STAR AS ANTHONY BOURDAIN IN UPCOMING BIOPIC

• Proposed Changes to Tip Credit System Spark Outcry from New Jersey Restaurateurs

• ISLAND BOWL IN WILDWOOD SOLD AFTER NEARLY 50 YEARS IN BUSINESS

• Father and Son Arrested for Fatal Beating in Vineland

• Inmate Charged After Assault Leaves Officer Unconscious at County Facility

• Judge Dismisses Defamation Suit Against Political Critic in Upper Township

• Spring Events Bring Fun and Community Down The Shore

• Cape May City Recognizes Dennis Crowley’s Five Years of Service on Advisory Committee

• Atlantic City Man Convicted in Armed Drug Case Involving Teen

• Maryland Man Injured in Atlantic City Expressway Crash

• NJMVC to Offer Emergency REAL IDs for Urgent Travel Needs

• Ocean City Considers Cost Cut, Multi-Year Option for Falconry Gull Control

• Atlantic City Casinos and Online Partners Award $107 Million in Jackpots

• Millville Man Arrested for Brandishing Firearm at Easter Party

• Cape May County 4-H Foundation Collecting E-Waste for Fundraiser

• Vineland Forest Fire Grows to 1,300 Acres

• Sea Isle City Pushes Back Against Proposed Beach Tag Exemptions

• Bogus Social Media Post About 'Missing Officer' Debunked in Cape May

• SOMERS POINT COUNCIL APPROVES NEW BOAT TRAILER PARKING REGULATIONS, FEE STRUCTURE

• Proposed Bill to End Tip Credits Draws Strong Pushback Across New Jersey

• Cape May County Player Wins $22,146 on Tax Day with Jersey Jackpot Fast Play Ticket

• RESIDENTS PUSH BACK AS OCEAN CITY PROPOSES ANOTHER TAX INCREASE

• YOUNG BOBCATS FROM ARIZONA SETTLE INTO NEW HOME AT CAPE MAY COUNTY ZOO

• FAA Testing Drone Detection Technology in Cape May

• Poll Finds Strong Support for Casino Smoking Ban Among South Jersey Voters

• RETAIL CHAIN STEALS & DEALS TO OPEN NEW LOCATION IN ABSECON

• Federal Grant for Lucy the Elephant of Margate Revoked by DOGE

• ITALIAN CULTURAL FOUNDATION AWARDS LOCAL STUDENTS IN SJ

• Lower Township to Build Six New Pickleball Courts Near Bayshore Road

• Two Young Sisters Die in Millville Blaze, Over 20 Displaced

• Wildwood Embraces "Every Night is a Family Night" Amid Curfews to Ensure Family-Friendly Fun

• Salty Mermaid Bar & Grille Set to Reopen in North Wildwood

• Atlantic City Police to Focus on Pedestrian Safety at Busy Intersections

• OCEAN CITY AND CAPE MAY PREPARE FOR EASTER CELEBRATIONS

• Atlantic City Developer Plans Over $1 Billion Investment in Entertainment, Housing, and Recreation

• Egg Harbor Township Man Arrested for Threatening Local Schools

• Stowaways at Cape May-Lewes Ferry Unveils New Season with Revamped Offerings

• Vineland City Council to Hold Special Meeting on April 15

• Two Children Missing After Fire Destroys Six Homes in Millville

• Ocean City Residents Discuss Revised Nature Path Proposal

• Lower Township Zoning Board Rejects Boat Storage Yard Proposal

• Busy March for Ventnor Police with Multiple Arrests

• Cape May Sea Wall Extension Project Receives DEP Approval with Conditions

• Cape May to Host Opening Celebration for D-Day Wool Tapestry