Assemblywoman Murphy Introduces Bill to Safeguard Historic Districts from Warehouse Development
The legislation would prevent warehouses from being building near recognized historical sites and locations.
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How is the affordable housing crisis affecting Black and brown residents of South Jersey?
By Ahnyah Pinckney for Atlantic City Focus / In response to social media outreach, folks throughout South Jersey listed their grievances with the housing market and their frustration with waiting lists.
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.
Atlantic City Launches Small Business Grant Program to Support Local Entrepreneurs
APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED UNTIL APRIL 1, 2025.
AC Free Public Library Prepares for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Read-In and Luncheon
The event is scheduled to take place from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. at the Noyes Arts Garage, which is located at 2200 Fairmount Ave.
Avalon Shoots Off Fireworks Before the Storm
By 8 p.m., on Tuesday, December 31, 2024, Atlantic City, the economic engine that drives the region was drenched. Before the storm moved into the area, however, some 35 miles away, Avalon held its family friendly New Year’s Eve celebration, complete with fireworks on the beach.
"Holidays with Heroes" Celebrates Egg Harbor Township P.A.L Members and Families
On December 7, 2024, P.A.L teamed up with police departments from EHT and Pleasantville as well as members of local fire departments and military to help families have a merry Christmas.
Atlantic City's Largest Holiday Parade Brings Magic to the Boardwalk
Thousands of spectators lined the world-famous Boardwalk to witness more than 80 festive groups, doubling the size of last year’s event.
Die-Hard Thanksgiving Football Fans Brave Steady Rain to Support Atlantic City Vs. Holy Spirit Game
This year on Thanksgiving the shore area got some much needed rain, however the weather may have scared the causal fans from coming out. Those fans from ACHS and Holy Spirit that did brave the rain were all smiles.