Governor Mikie Sherrill Meets With Atlantic City Leaders to Discuss Tax Relief, Bader Field Redevelopment
First City Hall meeting with Mayor Marty Small Sr. focuses on economic development, crime reduction, and strengthening state-city partnership.
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Atlantic City Leaders Reflect on Jesse Jackson's Legacy
Local activists Kaleem Shabazz and Steve Young remember Jackson’s visits to Atlantic City and his lasting influence on civil rights, coalition-building and political activism.
New Jersey Advances John R. Lewis Voter Empowerment Act to Expand Voting Access and Protect Election Rights
Sponsored by Verlina Reynolds-Jackson, the legislation seeks to counter voter suppression, strengthen protections for marginalized communities, and reinforce democratic participation across New Jersey.
38th Annual Atlantic City St. Patrick’s Day Parade Draws Thousands to the Boardwalk
Crowds, marching bands and more than 100 groups filled the Atlantic City Boardwalk on March 7, 2026, as the city celebrated one of its longest-running traditions. View the Atlantic City Focus photo gallery and find more photos on our Facebook page.
Atlantic City’s “Heat the Streets” Resource Fair Provides Warm Clothing, Meals and Support to 225 Residents Amid Freezing Temperatures
City leaders, health partners and nonprofits came together at Center City Park to deliver winter essentials, hot meals and critical services to residents in need.
Atlantic City Chef Ecstasy Blackwell Strengthens Families Through “Dinner with Daddy” at Oceanside II Family Success Center
Monthly program at Oceanside II on Atlantic Avenue empowers fathers and father figures to build stronger bonds through simple, creative home cooking.
PHOTOS: Atlantic City Free Public Library Hosts 11th Annual MLK Read-In at Noyes Arts Garage
Community leaders, students and artists gathered to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy through music, readings and reflection in Atlantic City.
NJ Bill Would Require State to Track Child Care Assistance Demand through Formal Waitlist
Advanced in committee, legislation sponsored by Shanique Speight would require the New Jersey Department of Human Services to maintain a transparent waitlist and publish data on unmet child care needs statewide.
Van Drew Secures Hundreds of Millions in Federal Funding for South Jersey Infrastructure, Jobs, and Coastal Protection
From beach replenishment and flood mitigation to aviation, education, and workforce development, Jeff Van Drew outlined major federal investments flowing into New Jersey’s Second Congressional District.