December 23, 2020
WEST WILDWOOD – Payments by West Wildwood to its police chief, Jacquelyn Ferentz, to satisfy a 2017 judgment in a whistleblower lawsuit she won will be accelerated by $17,000 per...
WEST WILDWOOD – Payments by West Wildwood to its police chief, Jacquelyn Ferentz, to satisfy a 2017 judgment in a whistleblower lawsuit she won will be accelerated by $17,000 per...
TRENTON – Many New Jerseyans who receive food assistance through the state’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (NJ SNAP) will receive additional benefits, in December, to help address critical food needs...
MAYS LANDING – As the holiday season approaches, Atlantic City Electric recognizes Utility Scam Awareness Day Nov. 18 by reminding customers to be on the lookout for imposters using energy-related...
COURT HOUSE – The Senior Freeze and Homestead Benefit property tax relief programs survived the budget process for the shortened nine-month budget year that began Oct. 1. The two programs...
To access the Herald’s local coronavirus/COVID-19 coverage, click here. A report by an international consulting firm is predicting as many as 300,000 evictions of New Jersey renters in the next...
To access the Herald’s local coronavirus/COVID-19 coverage, click here. TRENTON – Gov. Phil Murphy vetoed a bill that would have allowed “distressed small business tenants” to suspend rent payments for...
At the regularly scheduled meeting May 6, the LTMUA Board of Commissioners discussed and passed a resolution offering assistance to water and sewer customers. As a result of the COVID-19...