Former President Donald Trump draws thousands to Wildwood boardwalk for campaign rally
Former President Donald Trump rallied tens of thousands of supporters on Saturday in Wildwood, New Jersey with an event on the beach near Morey's Piers.
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Former President Donald Trump rallied tens of thousands of supporters on Saturday in Wildwood, New Jersey with an event on the beach near Morey's Piers.
The City of Wildwood is turning on its parking meters a week early. Now they'll be on when Donald Trump is holding a rally in town.
Here's what's happening in Summer 2024 at theme parks and water parks around Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware like Six Flags and Clementon Park.
North Wildwood officials said they are proposing a ban on large tents, cabanas and canopies on the beach this 2024 summer season due to lack of space caused by erosion.
The City of North Wildwood submitted an emergency authorization request in January to build a steel bulkhead along a stretch of shoreline in the wake of damaging coastal storms.
The Wildwood community and strangers are stepping in to help after a massive fire leaves 20 people displaced and a woman hospitalized.
Santucci's posted on social media asking for donations since the couple lost everything in the fire, including baby shower gifts.
Some beaches along the Jersey Shore could experience coastal erosion during the storm system that's expected this weekend.
The emergency construction came following a lengthy legal battle between the city and DEP over whether to build the structure.
From high floodwaters to high surfs Ophelia churned up the ocean, and waves pounded the shoreline.
As Ophelia downgraded to a tropical depression, the storm hit the Jersey Shore flooding Sea Isle City and parts of Cape May.
Businesses and neighbors are preparing for the annual Irish Weekend cultural festival that could be impacted by storms on Saturday.
Wildwood Mayor Pete Byron resigned a month after pleading guilty in a federal tax fraud case and after facing an indictment for insurance fraud.
It's Labor Day, and for many, it signals the end of the summer and the start of fall. But that doesn't mean you can't still head down the Shore.
We caught up with a few families and furry friends who are already enjoying the Labor Day holiday weekend in Wildwood.
Saturday's outage was the third significant power outage of the summer season in Wildwood.
Companies had the opportunity to submit their proposals for the project at a public meeting Thursday.
A state grand jury handed down the 12-count indictment on Monday for Wildwood Mayor Pete Byron, as well as former Mayor Ernest Troiano, Jr. and current City Commissioner Steve Mikulski.
In March, Mayor Pete Byron pleaded guilty to federal charges involving fraudulent tax returns for 2017 and 2018 back when he was a commissioner.
The Wildwood Board of Commissioners passed the emergency ordinance last week moving up the Jersey Shore community's curfew for minors.
The Wildwood commissioners voted on an emergency ordinance Wednesday night to move up its curfew for minors one hour, from 1 a.m. to midnight.
Wildwood's goal is to be proactive and have a curfew similar to neighboring towns like Sea Isle and Ocean City.
If approved the curfew would move from 1:00 a.m. to midnight.
The Wildwood outage took about 24,000 customers offline and many businesses lost thousands of dollars.
A major fire at a substation in Wildwood that knocked out power to the entire island is still under investigation, but Atlantic City Electric has ruled out foul play.
