Powerful new role upgrades and daring new schemes, such as bank robberies, are now possible in City of Gangsters via the Criminal Record DLC, available to purchase now. In Criminal Record, you can give your mob their own hierarchy and feel by assigning new roles based on their specific experienceRead More →
NEWS | CHARACTERISTICS | PREVIEWS | EVENTS originally published: 03/11/2022 (ATLANTIC CITY, NJ) — Country Music Hall of Fame alan jackson begins its last tour – Last call: one more for the road, who will bring more than 30 years of success to cities across America as he hits theRead More →
A national news outlet, owner of The Press of Atlantic City, appears to have rebuffed a hostile takeover bid from hedge fund Alden Capital. Two longtime Lee Enterprises board members appear to have the votes for re-election after two major proxy advisory firms recommended support for them. Alden received aRead More →
After their worst collective showing in the regions of the 21st century, the Colonial Valley Conference wrestlers will now try to make some noise at the NJSIAA State Championships which begin Thursday afternoon at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City. Six CVC wrestlers qualified for the state tournament on Saturday andRead More →
CORBIN CITY — The state’s first K-9 amputee officer demonstrated his dog-handling skills for the media on Tuesday, along with a new donated foot that allows him the flexibility of movement he needs to do work. “Do you want to find drugs?” Atlantic City officer Mike Braxton, 35, asked hisRead More →
February 28, 2022, 11:40 p.m.Updated 5 hours ago By: News 12 Staff An Atlantic City condo complex that told residents to stay off their balconies because it’s dangerous is now taking an extra step to keep residents safe. On Monday, Ocean Club Condominiums management closed the balcony doors. Residents haveRead More →
As Atlantic County Commissioner’s Redistricting Commission continues its task to redraw the county’s five county commission districts, a coalition of the county’s most prominent black politicians released a statement today in support of putting Pleasantville and Atlantic City into separate districts, which does the Democratic redistricting proposal but not theRead More →
HUDSON COUNTY, NJ – A hotel in Hoboken and one in Jersey City have made a list of the top 10 hotels in New Jersey, published by US News and World Report recently. And a second Jersey City hotel is in the top 25. The top 10 list also includedRead More →
At a 3rd Ward public safety meeting on Thursday night, Councilman Kaleem Shabazz said as recently as Wednesday night that he was receiving complaints from people having sex and openly taking drugs around Renaissance Plaza between the New York and Kentucky avenues. From March 1, there will be more officersRead More →
An Atlantic City man’s message of love to his aunt has turned into a Valentine’s Day for two dozen locals who have lost their partners. Elijah Langford was talking to his mother about Valentine’s Day plans in 2020, when his thoughts turned to his aunt. Raymond Davis, a retired AtlanticRead More →
Efforts to ban cigarette smoking in Atlantic City casinos have gained momentum recently, and a new study commissioned by the Casino Association of New Jersey has outlined some of the possible impacts. the study, conducted by Spectrum Gaming Group, revealed that approximately 1 in 5 gamers in Atlantic City areRead More →
Spirit Airlines, the only scheduled carrier serving Atlantic City International Airport, and Frontier Airlines are more effective at keeping fares low than at satisfying customers. In the latest figures from the US Department of Transportation, each had higher customer complaint rates than any other national airline. Merging the two companiesRead More →
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TOMS RIVER — There was no getting around the stark reality of what happened to Colonial Valley Conference wrestlers at the Region VI Wrestling Tournament in Toms River North on Saturday. When you include the old Region VII, where the majority of its wrestlers went before being transferred to RegionRead More →
ATLANTIC CITY — Police arrested a city man last week after officers found drugs in his vehicle. At 8:34 p.m. on February 19, Constables William Luengas-Gonzalez and Jennifer Sanchez performed a motor vehicle stop at mile post 62 of the westbound lanes of North Albany Avenue. Officer Jesse Oliver-Logan andRead More →
OCEAN CITY — After 42 years as Spadafora’s restaurant and clam bar and decades more like several other businesses, the little white restaurant at 843 Atlantic Ave. is about to be demolished. Company owner Thomas Spadafora still had a year left on his lease for the building, but had askedRead More →
We have obtained a copy of a letter that was sent to all residents of Ocean Club condominiums in Atlantic City, New Jersey on Friday, February 25, 2022. In short, at this time all residents of Ocean Club Condominiums are not permitted to use their balconies as structural assessments willRead More →
The Greater Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce will host a roundtable with prominent casino industry leaders. The Atlantic City Casino Executive Committee is made up of: Jacqueline Grace, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Caesars Entertainment, Inc. Mark Giannantonio, President and CEO – Resorts Casino Hotel Atlantic City. JoeRead More →
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – Aircraft made Atlantic City’s Bader Field famous, but it could be the automobile that brings it back to life. A $2.7 billion recreational, residential and retail project for car enthusiasts is proposed for the historic but vacant former site of America’s first aviation facility to beRead More →
As the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission explores how to handle consumer lounges, as well as other thorny regulatory issues for the newly legal market, Atlantic City wants special considerations. Kashawn McKinley, director of voter services for Atlantic City, made the case Thursday during a meeting of the commission’s boardRead More →
Authorities have seized nine firearms, 14 high-capacity ammunition magazines, seven bricks of heroin and more while dismantling a crew they say sold large amounts of drugs and firearms in and around Atlantic City. Four men were arrested following a joint investigation by local, state, county and federal law enforcement thatRead More →
City officials in Pleasantville on Wednesday voted to close the Centerfolds Cabaret a month after a 19-year-old man was assaulted in the club’s parking lot and later found dead in a nearby swamp. The city, which previously said the club has stimulated significant police activity over the years, has revokedRead More →
A multimedia Van Gogh exhibit will be presented at the Hard Rock in Atlantic City in July and August. The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City will feature a massive multimedia Van Gogh exhibit, “Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience,” from July 8 through August 28. The exhibitionRead More →
VIP MMR – enter for a chance to win a 4-pack of tickets to the Atlantic City Boat Show. March 2-6 at the Atlantic City Convention Center. Make sure you are registered and have opted in to VIP MMR emails to qualify to win. Tickets are on sale now HERE.Read More →
Ciani Redd Howard was among the team leaders in points and rebounds per game for the Penn State University Harrisburg women’s basketball team this season. Redd-Howard, a 2020 Atlantic City High School graduate, had 13 points and three rebounds in a 91-70 win over Penn State-Abington. She had 15 pointsRead More →
Problems keep piling up at the Atlantic City Municipal Utilities Authority. As we reported earlier, Anthony Palombi, ACMUA’s water plant manager for production, has resigned. Palombi’s high-level license will remain in effect and keep ACMUA in compliance with New Jersey State DEP requirements until at least the end of thisRead More →
Two students and a teacher from Ocean City High School are part of a group from South Jersey who have been invited to appear on The Drew Barrymore Show on CBS TV. Amy Anderson, American Sign Language teacher at Ocean City High School, and her students Marissa Sampson, a senior,Read More →