
Ocean City Beach Tags: Discount Ends Sunday
Ocean City residents and visitors have just a few days left to purchase seasonal beach tags at the discounted rate of $30. The price increases to $35 starting Monday, June 1.
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Ocean City residents and visitors have just a few days left to purchase seasonal beach tags at the discounted rate of $30. The price increases to $35 starting Monday, June 1.

The Soar and Shore Airshow takes flight May 29-31 along the Atlantic City beachfront, featuring military jets, vintage warbirds, and daring aerobatic performances. General admission is free for this Memorial Day weekend spectacle.

Fertitta Entertainment's $5.7 billion acquisition of Caesars Entertainment will consolidate control of four of Atlantic City's nine casino properties, reshaping the landscape of gaming at the Jersey Shore.

Atlantic City International Airport has secured nearly $8.8 million in federal funding for a new taxiway, marking a significant infrastructure investment that will enhance operations and safety at our region's primary commercial airport.

Stunning turquoise waters are transforming the Mid-Atlantic coastline into a Caribbean-like spectacle this spring. The vibrant bloom, caused by phytoplankton and nutrient-rich conditions, has drawn comparisons to tropical destinations — and scientists say it's safe for beachgoers.

A nearly 10-foot juvenile great white shark named Cross has pinged off Atlantic City, marking the third OCEARCH-tagged shark to visit New Jersey waters this spring as the annual migration brings these apex predators back to northern feeding grounds.

Residents near a Vineland AI data center say constant industrial humming has made it impossible to enjoy their homes, prompting legal action. The facility on Lincoln and Sheridan avenues has become a flashpoint in the broader debate over New Jersey's rapidly growing data center industry.

Atlantic County has been awarded $153,815 in state funding to support local cleanup initiatives, including the successful Adopt-a-Road program that removed over 2,300 bags of waste last year from county roadways.

Our county has claimed the number one spot as New Jersey's premier leisure destination for the first time in decades, with visitors spending a record-breaking $8.4 billion last year—a milestone that positions our community at the forefront of the Garden State's tourism industry.

Law enforcement in Wildwood intercepted a social media-promoted gathering at a short-term rental on West Montgomery Avenue during Memorial Day weekend, as the city deployed enhanced safety measures including mounted patrols and juvenile curfews.

The Board of County Commissioners has adopted a $223.3 million budget for 2026—nearly $6.5 million less than last year—while simultaneously reducing the county tax rate. The fiscally conservative plan prioritizes essential services without sacrificing quality.

Our local casino industry faced a challenging start to 2026, with nine resorts collectively reporting a 23% decline in profits despite flat revenues. Higher operating costs squeezed bottom lines across the boardwalk, though industry leaders remain optimistic heading into summer.

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