Pleasantville NJ News

A Pleasantville man suffered non-life-threatening injuries after being struck by an on-duty Egg Harbor Township police officer driving a marked patrol vehicle on the Black Horse Pike early Wednesday, police said.

Cakes, donuts, cookies, pastries, and fresh bread—these local bakeries have people lining up for their favorites.

A Pleasantville man pleaded guilty to firearm and drug charges in connection with multiple Atlantic City incidents dating back to 2021. Prosecutors are recommending a six-year state prison sentence with a 3.5-year parole disqualifier.

A second mosquito pool in Atlantic County has tested positive for West Nile virus, this time in the 400 block of Montclair Avenue in Pleasantville.

A 34-year-old Absecon man was killed after being struck by a vehicle while walking along the Black Horse Pike in Pleasantville Friday night, according to police.

A 19-year-old Pleasantville man will serve five years in prison after pointing a gun at a Dollar General employee and attempting to flee from police last summer.

66-year-old James Hadley of Barnegat, NJ, was arrested Friday in Pleasantville on multiple charges related to sexual assault and luring of a minor. Authorities say he had prior encounters with the victim.

A Pleasantville man was arrested at an Atlantic City casino after police linked him to a burglary at a Brigantine business and possibly other commercial break-ins across South Jersey.

Seth Carr of Pleasantville was sentenced to five years after pleading guilty to aggravated assault and theft in a brutal domestic violence case. Police say he strangled and punched the victim and stole money from her account.

Malik Waddell of Pleasantville was sentenced to three years after police caught him selling heroin and fentanyl in two separate incidents in Atlantic City, including a failed escape where he tossed drugs into a trashcan.

Two brothers and their elderly mother who work in local media to serve South Jersey lost nearly everything in a fire days before Christmas.

A Pleasantville man has been sentenced to five years in state prison after pleading guilty to multiple gun, drug, and theft charges stemming from investigations and incidents dating back to 2023, according to prosecutors.