The Press of Atlantic City

Cowboys safety and key special-teams player Markquese Bell was placed on injured reserve after suffering a shoulder injury during a Nov. 18 game against the Texans.Coach Mike McCarthy said Bell will have surgery and possibly miss the rest of the season. The 2017 Bridgeton High School graduate must sit out a minimum of four games after being placed on IR.

ICE is exploring proposals to expand its capacity to detain immigrants in New Jersey, potentially adding 600 beds in at least two facilities, according to information provided through a lawsuit filed by the ACLU.

After a decade of taking public comment, meeting with interest groups and postponing decisions, the state on Monday released an official Wharton Visiting Vehicle Use Map that defines where motor vehicles are allowed in the 124,350-acre forest.

Middle Township police are looking for a man they say assaulted a homeowner Tuesday morning in the Green Creek section of the township.

Temporary boilers sit outside the boiler room at Stanley Holmes Village in Atlantic City on Saturday, Nov. 23. They are providing heat to the complex until permanent boilers can be installed.

Under Elizabeth Terenik, the Chelsea Economic Development Corp. is helping revitalize Atlantic City's Chelsea neighborhood through community-driven efforts, focusing on beautification, economic development, public safety and long-term resident engagement.

The Atlantic County Utilities Authority said it plans to spend $7 million to install a permanent cap over 16 acres of the landfill in a bid to prevent odors from traveling off site.

Absegami High School's culinary program Braves Bistro held a demonstration and cooked a Thanksgiving meal for seniors at the Community Center for Seniors in Absecon on Tuesday, Nov. 26, 2024.

U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew, R-2nd, again urged a federal takeover of the Atlantic City Housing Authority on Tuesday after it increased a contract to repair rather than replace the heating system at Stanley Holmes Village from $1.5 million to $5.5 million without rebidding.

Jamir McNeil is ready for a care-free high school basketball season. The Middle Township High School senior committed this week to attend Rider University on a NCAA Division I basketball scholarship.