Atlantic County

Four Atlantic County libraries, which have been shuttered since mid-march due to the COVID-19 pandemic, will finally get to open their doors to the public starting this Monday

Utility crews worked all night on restoration after trees brought down wires and poles in the rare derecho.

There are now 135 testing sites, public or privately run, across New Jersey. Some are open to those not showing symptoms and some are for antibody testing.

Over half the county park systems will open their parks, golf courses and open spaces on what promises to be a near perfect spring weekend.

A wind gust of 82 mph was recorded in southern Ocean County, with several gusts of 70 mph in Atlantic and Cape May counties.

Municipalities are using the power granted by Gov. Phil Murphy to prohibit non-residents from staying at the shore.

Atlantic County is weighing a plan to open a coronavirus drive-thru testing site in an open space behind the Hamilton Mall in Mays Landing.

Some ShopRites have a temporary new cap on shopper capacity. Meanwhile, an Instacart strike over worker rights could add to the chaos.

The Atlantic County Division of Public Health reported seven more residents have tested positive for COVID-19 as of Sunday, bringing the total number of cases countywide to 25.

Train Wreck in Mount Holly, Claremont in Fairfield and Lazy Eye Distilleries all converted some operations to help the public.