Atlantic City NJ News

An Atlantic City man pleaded guilty to gun and drug charges tied to four separate encounters with police over six months. Prosecutors say the case involved fentanyl, heroin, and a handgun. He faces five years in prison.

An Atlantic City woman admitted entering a victim's home to continue an assault, leading to guilty pleas on residential burglary and conspiracy charges.

An Atlantic City man faces a recommended eight-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to aggravated assault and weapons charges tied to a 2025 shooting.

A 37-year-old Atlantic City man has been sentenced to four years in state prison following convictions for joyriding, fentanyl possession, and a probation violation.

One of the world's most endangered whale species has been detected southeast of Atlantic City. NOAA has issued a temporary slow zone for mariners to help protect the rare North Atlantic right whales.

A New York man described by prosecutors as a serial arsonist has been detained after allegedly setting fires at the Korean War Memorial in Atlantic City while on probation.

A Mays Landing man has pleaded guilty to three drug distribution charges stemming from separate incidents in Atlantic City involving fentanyl and cocaine.

A West Deptford man has been sentenced to 13 years in state prison after admitting he attempted to kill a victim during a shooting outside The Chelsea Pub in Atlantic City in October 2024.

The New Jersey Attorney General's Office has released new details about the Atlantic City police shootout that left two officers wounded and a suspect dead as SWAT teams attempted to serve a search warrant Tuesday morning.

A 32-year-old Atlantic City man will spend more than a decade behind bars after pleading guilty to attempted murder charges stemming from a 2024 double shooting.

A new nationwide survey analyzing more than 88,000 independent restaurants ranks Salt & Pepper in Atlantic City as the top-rated non-chain eatery in New Jersey.

After decades of low-cost air travel, Spirit Airlines is no more.