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Authorities report that 26-year-old Jordan Weller of Millville has died following a two-vehicle collision Friday evening in Pittsgrove. State Police say Weller was traveling west on Route 56 when she lost control of her SUV and struck the rear of a tractor-trailer. She was transported to a local hospital but succumbed to her injuries on… The post Millville Woman Fatally Injured in Pittsgrove SUV Crash appeared first on Coast News Today.

Following a major winter storm that depleted local supplies, Hamilton Township officials are looking to providers in Delaware and Maryland to secure road salt. A critical shipment of 900 tons remains stalled on the Delaware River due to icy conditions, forcing the Atlantic County municipality to consider more expensive out-of-state alternatives. Mayor Carl Pitale emphasized… The post Hamilton Township Seeks Out-of-State Salt Amid Regional Shortage appeared first on Coast News Today.

A Galloway couple faces multiple charges after allegedly stealing more than $300,000 from a family-owned plumbing and heating company in Lower Township. Authorities state that the office manager and her husband, who worked as a plumber for the business, were charged with theft by deception and money laundering following a three-year investigation into financial discrepancies.… The post Couple Charged in $300,000 Theft From Lower Township Business appeared first on Coast News Today.

Ocean City Mayor Jay Gillian has officially launched his campaign for a fifth term, pledging to protect the town’s family-friendly character and citing his administration’s record on tax stability. The announcement comes as Gillian navigates a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing involving approximately $6 million in debt, which follows the recent closure of his family’s long-standing… The post Ocean City Mayor Jay Gillian Announces Reelection Bid Amid Bankruptcy appeared first on Coast News Today.

West Cape May has entered into a new six-year shared service agreement with the City of Cape May, resulting in a 33% increase in costs for police coverage. Local officials stated the higher price, totaling $745,389 for the first year, more accurately reflects the actual expenses incurred by the neighboring department compared to previous contracts.… The post West Cape May Approves 33% Increase for Police Services appeared first on Coast News Today.