Atlantic City Honors Late Lieutenant Governor with New Plaza Outside City Hall
Lt. Governor Sheila Y. Oliver Plaza Opens to the Public with Grand Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
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HUD Takes Over Atlantic City Housing Authority Citing Years of Mismanagement
Congressman Jeff Van Drew (R-2nd) announced the federal intervention on Monday, July 21, 2025. Housing Authority officials plan to contest the move.
Atlantic City Launches $8.5 Million Bulkhead Project to Boost Storm Resiliency
Major infrastructure upgrades are underway in the Chelsea neighborhood as part of ongoing flood protection efforts.
Boxing Returns to Tropicana Atlantic City with 2 Local Fighters on Exciting Ticket
The Atlantic City Express 2.0 Bruce Seldon Jr. and Julio Sanchez III from Pleasantville bring boxing back to the Tropicana! Get all the details inside!
Gov. Murphy, State Leaders Join Bipartisan Push for PJM Reform Amid Energy Affordability Crisis
New Jersey leaders are demanding energy reforms that could lower bills and boost reliability in Atlantic City. Gov. Murphy and state lawmakers say PJM must be more transparent and accountable to residents as power costs rise. Changes may be coming.
What Is PJM — How Does It Impact Electricity — and Why Should AC Residents Care?
What is PJM and why does it matter? It runs the power grid for Atlantic City and millions more. From rising bills to clean energy delays, PJM decisions affect us all. Check out our infographic inside that breaks it down!
Atlantic City Airshow Returns with Full Festival Week of High-Flying Fun
The Atlantic City Airshow will make its return as part of the Visit Atlantic City Soar & Shore Festival.
AC Free Public Library Reopens Main Building Following Repairs
The building had been closed for flooring installation on the first floor, part of recovery efforts after burst sprinkler pipes in December 2022 caused major damage. Areas impacted included the Alfred M. Heston Room, archival collections, and public computer lab.
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.