Viral Video Of Wildwood Police Officer Repeatedly Punching Suspect On Ground Sparks Investigation
"It was totally unnecessary of them punching him like that. It's like five cops, one dude," said the man who recorded the incident.
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"It was totally unnecessary of them punching him like that. It's like five cops, one dude," said the man who recorded the incident.
Jabed Ikbal, 24, of Clementon, was reported missing shortly before 7:30 p.m. Sunday along an unprotected beach in Ocean City.
The mayor says he's postponing the shows because he's worried about safety.
The boy was taken to Cape Regional Medical Center where he was pronounced dead.
There are concerns that people flocking down the shore this July 4th weekend could increase the spread of COVID-19.
The mayor says the conditions were ripe for it to happen.
According to officials, this happened around 6:21 p.m. Thursday at the 21st Street beach in Avalon.
What a sight!
Ocean City wants its visitors to wear masks in all public places and they're going to reward you for doing so.
Arcades, water parks and amusement rides are back.
Scammers are looking to cash in for those who want to get away.
There are limited exceptions, including while on the beach, as long as social distancing is maintained.
The Mayor of a Jersey Shore town is appealing Gov. Phil Murphy's decision to indefinitely close indoor dining, which was originally scheduled to reopen this week.
Wildwood officials announced the cancellation of the fireworks show Tuesday over health safety concerns.
While many businesses have begun to reopen in Ocean City, amusements parks on the boardwalk are still awaiting the green light.
Fourth of July celebrations in Ocean City will look a little different this year.
Although it's virtual, for now, opening the museum on Juneteenth was deliberate.
The Ocean City High School senior signed with his favorite team, the Phillies, earlier this week.
The entire rescue mission was caught on camera.
On Sunday, he signed a free-agent deal to play for the Phillies.
Another Jersey Shore attraction is almost ready to reopen to visitors.
A popular New Jersey shore resort may have to tear down some oceanfront buildings and restore 8 acres of sand dunes and wetlands that the state says the city illegally demolished.
Swimming will soon be allowed at Cape May beaches.
Whether you're surfing the web or surfing the waves, you'll be able to rent a place in Wildwood this summer.
Police say the businesses were warned several times after violating Gov. Phil Murphy's orders.
