The township Planning Board Monday is expected to discuss a proposal that could lead to an offshore wind farm developing a substation on four acres along Hingston Avenue.
The Galloway Township Council voted unanimously Tuesday to issue letters of support for two proposed cannabis businesses.
Atlantic City Housing Authority representatives told Stanley Holmes Village residents they must all be out of the troubled complex by October 2025, and gave them options for their future along with offers of credit repair counseling, at a meeting Wednesday evening.
Up to two additional offshore wind projects are being proposed for the New Jersey coast, and the developers of a third project that already has preliminary approval want to re-bid its terms.
"Today's successes launch us into tomorrow's legacy" was the statement echoed as employees at the FAA William J. Hughes Technical Center gathered Wednesday afternoon to prepare a time capsule to be buried and opened on the center's 100th birthday in 2058.
Atlantic County commissioners voted Wednesday to accept up to $1 million in state funding to offset costs of its Central Municipal Court handling State Police summonses from nonparticipating municipalities for the past two years.
The regulars are again chilling at the Upper Township Senior Center with the completion of a project to replace the failed HVAC system.
Lower Township has approved a $2 million bond to fund improvements to the public works facility. The mayor described the current building as falling apart.
The Longport Board of Commissioners is looking to see what it can do about the alleged "rat problem" residents complained about at a recent meeting. Some Bay Haven Drive residents say the rats are coming from the borough's Fire Department and Beach Patrol boathouse on Atlantic Avenue.
The Atlantic County Board of Commissioners will hold a special virtual meeting at 4 p.m. Wednesday to accept up to $1 million in state grant funding for the Central Municipal Court of Atlantic County.
After a request that could have offered civil service protection to Upper Township’s administrator, the Township Committee declined to reclassify his job as a keyboarding clerk.
An independent auditor did not find any weaknesses or deficiencies in its review of financial transactions of Atlantic County government offices and institutions for the 25th consecutive year, the county said Monday.
Joe Salerno, the Democratic candidate for Congress in New Jersey's 2nd Congressional District, has raised more than $200,000 in the 20 days since becoming the party's nominee, his campaign said Monday.
Atlantic County Democratic Chairman Michael Suleiman reaffirmed his support for President Joe Biden on Monday, and urged other county chairs and elected Democrats to do the same.
A public hearing and final vote on a bond ordinance appropriating $3.7 million is set for the Monday meeting of the Upper Township Committee, including $1.35 million for public works equipment.
Barnegat Town Hall offices will close at 3:30 p.m. Friday due to extreme heat and air conditioning units not functioning, city officials said.
Last week, the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority board approved a plan for a cannabis dispensary at 1015 Pacific Ave., where a church stood for more than a century.
Margate is looking to finalize an agreement to purchase the former Liberty gas station on Ventnor Avenue and turn it into a public parking lot.
North Wildwood has allowed cabanas and tents back on the beach after a ban was enacted earlier this year to conserve space on the beach during an emergency replenishment project.
After a much-needed replenishment of sand along North Wildwood's shoreline, local officials are ready to roll back its ban on large cabanas, canopies, and tents on beaches.
The Longport Board of Commissioners has introduced an ordinance that would bond $4.5 million for the first phase of a lead pipe replacement project.
Atlantic City Housing Authority Executive Director Tom Sahlin testified last month in Superior Court that the authority was moving to install a new heating system in Stanley Holmes Village by Oct. 1, as repeatedly ordered by the court over the past year. But documents sent to the attorney for about 130 residents of Stanley Holmes suing over unsafe and unhealthy conditions there show the authority has done no such thing.
The U.S. Interior Department has approved the proposed Atlantic Shores offshore wind farm in New Jersey. Tuesday's approval gives a major boost to a project that would be the state’s first.
Ocean City Council members spoke of God, family and just how much they love their town, projecting a sense of unity for the annual reorganization meeting that included the swearing in of representatives of the four city wards.
Keeping the Atlantic City Boardwalk safe and clean is a 24/7 job, and now city workers have a Boardwalk Improvement Group behind them whose work is in full swing, Mayor Marty Small Sr. said during a Monday news conference.
Ocean City Council members gave Tom Rotondi a fond sendoff Thursday, his final meeting as a member of the governing body.
Five bridge repairs projects in Atlantic, Cape May and Cumberland counties have received more than $5.7 million through the state's Local Bridges Fund.
Ocean City’s new Fire Chief Bernard Walker took his oath of office at the City Council meeting Thursday. The governing body also honored former Fire Chief James Smith, retiring after a 30-year career.
Teddy's timepiece: President's watch, stolen in Buffalo in 1987, returned to Roosevelt family estate
The mystery of who stole President Theodore Roosevelt's pocket watch from a Buffalo museum 37 years ago remains unsolved, but the timepiece is now back at its rightful home.
State lawmakers unveil bills to crack down on fighting, unruly teen behavior