The five-spot gap separating Tennessee from Alabama in the second College Football Playoff rankings doesn’t reflect what everyone witnessed on the third Saturday of October.

Veterans, military personnel and elected officials gathered at the Gerald M. Thornton Veterans Cemetery for Cape May County's annual Veterans Day ceremony.

If there’s one thing college sports has taught us about the courtroom, it’s this: A verdict is rarely the end of the case.

A Mays Landing man was thrown from his motorcycle Wednesday night when a car rear-ended him and drove away with the ...

WILDWOOD- Joe Kyrillos told Wildwood business owners Friday that he would work to expand the tourism economy of the Jersey ...

Former NFL defensive back and current actor Fred "The Hammer" Williamson sat in a plush lounge chair and puffed on a cigar a ...

Protesters shut down a Roxbury Council meeting on Nov. 10 after new reports that the Department of Homeland Security is ...

Members of SkateAC and Create 48 will gather on November 21st at Uptown Skatepark to honor 7-year-old Jayden Barger's life by unveiling a completed mural, giving away bicycles, skateboards and ...

Overall, 11 municipalities in Atlantic, Cape May and Cumberland counites have adopted some type of restriction on data ...

On Veterans Day, the Atlantic City Fire and Police departments honored members who have served or are still serving in the military.

Richard Stockton College’s Josh Blamon, Rameel Johnson, Rich Suhr and James Williams each scored 13 points as the Ospreys men ...