Can Tim Alexander Unseat Jeff Van Drew This Time?
Alexander again will face incumbent Republican U.S. Rep Jeff Van Drew, R-2, who was first elected to political office as a Democrat but publicly switched parties in 2019.
Civic Engagement with Raymond Tyler
Atlantic City Focus Executive Editor Raymond Tyler Interviews interviews community leaders to discuss civic engagement issues in his brand new podcast Civic Engagement with Raymond Tyler.
Indivisible Atlantic City: Empathy United Discusses Civic Engagement on The Light
Indivisible (the national branch) was founded in 2016 in opposition to the first term of President Donald Trump. Learn more about the local branch by watching our video inside.
Terri Reese, of Northfield, to Run Against Congressman Jeff Van Drew in 2026
Reese considers herself "a progressive Democrat." Health Care For All and Dignity and Justice in Immigration are among the campaign issues she deems important.
Van Drew Celebrates Grant to Improve AC Infrastructure
A $10.3 million grant will be used for the Atlantic Avenue Corridor Revitalization and Safety project.
AC Branch of NAACP Prepares for Education, Health cuts in Trump's New "Big" Bill
NAACP local branch committee chairs discussed implications of Donald Trumps "Big" bill.
Yolanda Melville of NJ Division on Civil Rights Addresses AC Branch of the NAACP
Want to learn the history of the NJ Division on Civil Rights and what they investigate regarding criminal and civil violations? Watch the video inside.
The NAACP Hosts Candidates Night for June Primary Elections
Candidates included incumbent Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr. and his opponent, as well as candidates for the New Jersey general assembly, Atlantic County Commissioner, Atlantic City's City Council.
The NJ African American Chamber Of Conference Hosts A 2025 Governors Candidate's Panel at The State Of Black New Jersey Summit
The primary election is scheduled for June 10, 2025.
Sean Spiller: “It’s Time to Fight for the Working Class”
Educator and Former Montclair Mayor Says He’s the Only Gubernatorial Candidate Not Backed by Political Bosses or Corporate Donors