Wildwood

Wildwood Mayor Pete Byron is estimating the total bill for President Trump's campaign rally in the city in late January to be about $34,000, and the mayor wants reimbursement.

Should Rio Grande Avenue in and out of Wildwood get a new name? According to some in the seaside resort, perhaps.

If you can't or don't want to fight the massive crowds expected in Wildwood Tuesday as President Trump visits our region, here's how you can still experience the rally.

A line is wrapped around the streets of Wildwood, ahead of Trump's rally, which has gotten a record-number of ticket requests.

Earlier today, in a "Hurley in the Morning" WPG exclusive interview, Lara Trump made big news confirming two important breaking news items.

At least two counter-rallies are planned by groups pledging peaceful protest of Trump and Rep. Jeff Van Drew, who will join him.

When President Trump comes to Wildwood on January 28th for a rally with Congressman Jeff Van Drew, tens of thousands of people will flood into the city and with that comes a large price tag. So, who pays for it all?

The Congressman told Fox News the Wildwood rally has gotten the most ticket requests of any President Trump event.

Are tickets still available? Do they guarantee entry? How about hotel prices? We dug for answers.

It will cost you 50¢ more to catch a Tram Car ride on the Wildwood Boardwalk this summer.