Ocean City Police are warning the public regarding a potential fraud involving local businesses. Police say businesses are being called by individuals claiming they are with the electric company, and these businesses allegedly owe back payments. Up until now, one business has made a payment that never went to the electric company. Police are asking…
Motorists who use the 96th Street Bridge in Stone Harbor will experience some traffic delays on Tuesday. Officials will conduct safety checks on the 96th Street Bridge Tuesday between the horus of 9:00am and 3:00pm. During that time, the bridge will close for 15 minutes at a time. Traffic will be cleared before the next…
A nurse who had been in contact with Ebola patients in Sierra Leone was released on Monday from a quarantine. New Jersey has a quarantine policy in place for those with Ebola, but the woman tested negative for the disease. Gov. Chris Christie said in a statement that the state would not amend its policy.
Charges have been filed against a 25 year-old Pleasantville man for shooting a couple six times Fiday night. Police apprehended 25 year-old Andre Graves Byrd, the son of a Pleasantville police officer, for the shooting of 21 year-old Sha’Daija Gonzalez-Morgan and her child’s father 26 year-old Hector Gonzalez. The couple was gunned down after leaving…
A new poll finds that mental health issues still exist among New Jersey residents whose homes were significantly damaged during Hurricane Sandy two years ago. According to a new Monmouth University Poll, nearly half of those surveyed still report at least moderate distress. The poll shows stress levels are higher among those who remain displaced…
The woman who allegedly threw her infant child into the Atlantic Ocean on Sunday has been charged with aggravated assault. Atlantic City Police have identified the woman as 24 year-old Patricia Shurig, who reportedly threw her baby into the water from a jetty on Pacific Avenue and then jumped in herself, according to witnesses. The…
On Saturday morning Wildwood Crest Police responded to 911 calls about heavy smoke coming from a local residence. Sgt. Denise Holt arrived at 206 E. Aster Rd. and found the owner, Charles Meyers, unconscious and not moving. With the assistance of retired CMC Sheriffs Corporal Jack Maurer, Holt removed Meyers from the house and administered first…