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Angela C. Richardson reminds us that real wellness isn’t built on feelings—it’s built on daily choices. Learn how to love your body with grace, consistency, and purpose this February.
A plant-based chef and wellness minister explains how diversity on your plate feeds your gut, boosts serotonin, and restores balance.
Event takes place Wednesday at City Hall as frigid temperatures impact the region.
A bipartisan-backed bill would restrict how state, local, and health agencies collect, store, and share residents’ personal information.
Superintendent Dr. La’Quetta S. Small leads a major fitness upgrade featuring modern equipment and expanded access.
The new Nobility pack introduces royal choices, legacy families, and dramatic story outcomes.
Identity theft is on the rise in the United States. Data from the Federal Trade Commission shows that, since 2023, reports of identity theft have increased from 1 million to 1.2 million annually, and advances in artificial intelligence have made fraud attempts more complex and difficult to discern. This
From a single week in 1926 to a national movement, Black history has reshaped education, culture, and democracy.
Graduates complete months-long cybersecurity workforce training designed to create pathways to high-demand tech careers and strengthen the regional workforce.
Scholarship supports single parents and non-traditional Black female students pursuing higher education across Southern New Jersey.
Things to Do in NJ, NY, DE, PA, & DMV: Indoor Auto Racing Comes to Atlantic City. It's time for Art Battle Philly. Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre is in the DMV. Atlantic City Focus brings you the Best on the Boardwalk and Beyond Every Week!
A community homecoming marks the principal’s return and a renewed focus on leadership
What every Atlantic County resident needs to know about snow shoveling, heart health, and safer alternatives after 50.
You didn’t just make it through the first month — you laid the foundation for lasting change. Angela C. Richardson shares how to keep showing up, one step at a time.
From $250 million in infrastructure projects to continued tax relief and public safety gains, Mayor Small outlines his vision for Atlantic City’s future.
The new law honors the late Capitol Police officer and New Jersey native for his service and sacrifice.
Students engage in reflection, unity, and social-emotional learning during a weeklong celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy.
Officials urge residents to stay off roads as snow, mixed precipitation, and closures continue.
