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Well, it doesn't look like Atlantic City residents will have their city back anytime soon. Let's circle back. Do you remember when, right around the end of former Governor Chris Christie's term, the state took over all of the happenings in Atlantic City? They did so because Atlantic City was, reportedly, face to face with bankruptcy. As a result, the state came in and, essentially, made all the decisions regarding the city's finances. Get our free mobile app NJ.com reports that while the city has actually been recovering well since the takeover, the COVID-19 set that progress back a bit. Befo...

Instead of 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition', replace "Home" with "Casino", and that's basically what's happening. Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, South Jersey's casino industry has taken a huge hit. That's not news, right? Nope, certainly isn't. What is surprising to hear, however, is how much money multiple casinos in Atlantic City plan on dumping into some new looks. Let's go down the list, shall we? First announced was Ocean Casino Resort's plan to allocate around $15 million to renovations. Included in that money, though, was something that shows the folks there try to do well by their e...

Atlantic County Executive Dennis Levinson Delivers Welcomed News Atlantic County Executive Dennis Levinson has confirmed that residents may once again receive indoor visits, effective today. Appointments are required. You can’t overstate how important the loss of the social - emotional component is to human existence. Since the advent of the COVID-19 global pandemic, residents were limited to digital contact only from their loved ones or anyone. “While we have been able to permit family members to virtually visit with their loved ones throughout the pandemic, it is not the same as being i...

19-year-old Woman Shot and Killed in Bridgeton, Cops Ask for Help The Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office says cops were called to the Burlington Manor Apartment Complex off of South Burlington Road in Bridgeton at 3AM Tuesday where they found 19-year-old Aaliyah Eubanks suffering from several gunshot wounds inside her apartment. The victim was taken to an area hospital where she died from her injuries, according to law enforcement. Bridgeton Police say they are searching for more information about three unidentified suspects who entered Eubanks' apartment just before 3AM and then fled afte...

Burlington County Prosecutor Scott Coffina says additional charges have been filed against a 34-year-old man who was charged last year with sexually assaulting a severely developmentally impaired girl while working as her caregiver in the family’s Southampton home.