Cape May

The body of the pilot of a small plane that crashed in the ocean last week near Cape May Point was recovered, and the plane was pulled out of the water.  The body of Lawrence Klimek was still inside the plane when divers found the plane in the ocean.  Sonar …

All authorities have now called off the search for the pilot of a plane who crashed in the Atlantic Ocean on Wednesday.  58 year old Lawrence Klimek of Monmouth County was the pilot of the plane who crashed in the ocean near the Cape May Point Lighthouse.  The plane is …

State Police have suspended the search for the pilot of a plane that crashed in the ocean near the Cape May Point Lighthouse on Wednesday.  The plane is still submerged in more than ten feet of water.  The search for the pilot has been suspended due to water and weather …

The United States Coast Guard has officially suspended the search for the pilot of a plane who crashed his aircraft into the Atlantic Ocean near the Cape May Point Lighthouse on Wednesday.  Officials say State Police will continue the search for the unidentified pilot who was very experienced with flying …

An airplane crash in the ocean Wednesday morning near the Cape May Point Lighthouse is now being treated as a recovery operation.  New Jersey State Police and the United States Coast Guard are looking for the body of the man who was piloting the plane when it went down Wednesday.  …

The small plane that crashed in the ocean just off the coast near Cape May Point departed an airport in Mercer County, New Jersey earlier in the day.  NJ.com reports that the plane is a Mooney M20J aircraft and it is believed that the pilot was the only person on …

A massive response off the coast of Cape May Point today as a small plane has crashed in the ocean not far off the shoreline.  Various emergency personnel are on the scene; some video shot by amateur photographers shows the small plane flying low above the ocean before it crashed.  …

Cape May Police Chief Anthony Marino has released the identity of the bicyclist who was struck and killed by a New Jersey Transit bus Saturday afternoon.  The deceased is identified as Efterpi Hines of Cranbury, New Jersey.  The investigation into the fatal accident continues.

A woman who was on her bicycle was struck and killed by a New Jersey Transit bus Saturday in West Cape May.  The accident occurred near Broadway and York in the community at 5pm.  So far, the woman’s identity has not been released and the investigation continues.

Cape May Police have charged a man with drunk driving and other offenses after he crashed a golf cart Tuesday at Columbia Avenue and Ocean Street.  Police say John Alteri was also charged with Obstruction of the Administration of Law.  A passenger in his cart, identified by police as Christine …