Jack Ciattarelli Makes Appearance and Speech at Business Round Table
Ciattarelli discussed his views on relocating people from areas of "blite," owning franchises, and getting people back in the office who are working from home.
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.
New June Primary Date is June 10, 2025. Passed in both General Assembly and Senate of NJ.
The 2025 primary election date has been changed from June 3, 2025 to June 10, 2025 to accommodate for a period of religious observance, ensuring all New Jersey voters have equal access to voting.
Karabinchak Bill to End Traffic-Related Deaths Signed into Law
The bill establishes the "New Jersey Target Zero Commission" to study traffic safety measures.
Assembly Committee Advances Bill to Expand Housing Opportunities
Under the bill, municipalities would become eligible for preferences in certain state aid if they direct their local planning boards to review and update zoning rules to allow for more residential development.
“John R. Lewis Voter Empowerment Act of New Jersey” Clears Assembly.
Local Government Committee Reynolds-Jackson, Wimberly, Sumter, and Conaway bill aims to ensure that all New Jerseyans have equal access to the voting process.
Assembly Speaker Coughlin Announces Changes to Leadership Positions
Leadership roles are shifting in the New Jersey State Assembly.
www.WeHaveRights.Us Provides Immigration Rights Resources
The website offers easy to understand videos and basic but vital information in six different languages.
AC Mayor Marty Small's 2025 State Of The City Address
The mayor. delivered his 2025 ‘State of the City’ address during the Metropolitan Business & Citizens Association (MBCA) Kick-Off Forecast 2025 event, held this year at Golden Nugget Atlantic City.
AC Mayor Marty Small Sr. Announces Re-Election Campaign In Advance of State Of The City Address
Second Baptist Church was filled to capacity with Christians, Muslims, Fire Fighters, City Police, politicians, youth, seniors and other representatives of groups that are supporting Mayor Marty Small, Sr. as he officially announced his run for a second full term as Mayor of Atlantic City.