NJ Spotlight NewsAlmost $100 million to build up sand along South Jersey shores, and a separate effort to deepen waterways for bigger, heavier ships
Cape May County
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(Gavin Schweiger)The marshlands on the southernmost tip of Cape May County were once home to a town that no longer exists
(AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File)Conservationists urge companies to drop testing method that uses crab blood
Republican leaders blast governor’s clean-energy goals
(AP Photo/David Goldman, File)Cape May County, fishing, tourism and conservation groups accuse federal agencies of violating laws
(U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Northeast Region via Openverse under CC PDM 1.0)Increase reflects success of beach closures, dune repair along Delaware Bay
NJ Spotlight NewsThe town is at odds with Ørsted over laying of power lines
(NJ Spotlight News)Cape Regional Health System, Cooper University Health Care agree to combine operations
Plus, Sen. Mike Testa on the budget, GOP agenda and offshore wind development
Severe or moderate drought in 15 counties
(NJ Spotlight News)State senator says some residents must travel over 70 miles to the nearest agency
New Jersey businesses that received PPP loans from the federal government are getting a break on their state taxes.
A South Jersey house party led to more than a dozen cases 100 miles away.
Cape May County has filed a lawsuit against Attorney General Gurbir Grewal over his decision to terminate agreements between county jails and federal immigration authorities.
Attorney General Gurbir Grewal issued the Immigrant Trust Directive to limit voluntary cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities, including ICE.
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal’s new directive dramatically limits how much law enforcement can voluntarily assist federal immigration authorities like ICE -- and intentionally ...
Avalon officials say their goal is to keep beachgoers safe, even if they forget their sunblock at home.
Of the $400 million allocated to the Transportation Trust Fund, $140 million will go to NJ Transit for tech and safety improvements. The remaining $260 ...
The first flood of funds for transportation projects is being allocated. Who decides where the money's spent? Why are the people of Cumberland County the ...