New Jersey’s Worst Nursing Home Scandal: Fraud, Neglect, and Broken Trust
New Jersey’s nursing home system has been rocked by a damning investigation that exposed rampant fraud, medical neglect, and shocking abuse at some of the state’s lowest-rated facilities. At the
Coming Together for Denise: Supporting Florham Park Diner’s Beloved Server in the Wake of Her Daughter Samantha’s Heartbreaking Loss
Denise, known as “Lil Dee” by everyone who loves her at the Florham Park Diner, is going through something no one should ever face. She just lost her daughter, Samantha,
10 Hidden Gems of Linden, NJ: A Town Full of Quality Polish Food
Linden, New Jersey, is a small town with a big reputation for food, especially Polish cuisine. So, if you love hearty dishes like pierogis, kielbasa, and stuffed cabbage, there’s no
Fayetteville’s Office of Community Safety Takes Action Against Violence, Mental Health Crises, and Homelessness
Fayetteville has always been a city with a strong sense of community and potential. However, like most cities, it faces challenges such as violence, homelessness, and mental health crises. And
South Jersey Communities Are Fighting Hunger: Collaborative Efforts, Volunteer Actions, and Ways You Can Help
As the holiday season comes closer, families across South Jersey are making plans for celebrations. However, for many, this time of year highlights the ongoing struggle with food insecurity. In
South Jersey Electric Bills Could Rise as Atlantic City Electric Proposes 8% Rate Increase to Fund $109 Million in Grid Upgrades
Atlantic City Electric, which powers homes and businesses across South Jersey, has asked the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities to approve an 8% rate hike. They say it’s to
Latest Business Openings Closures and Updates in Cherry Hill, New Jersey
Cherry Hill, NJ, is always changing, and a lot is happening right now. New restaurants are opening, some favorite places are closing, and big projects are on the way, so
23 Best South Jersey Christmas Events for a Magical Holiday Season
It’s that time of year again—when everything feels slightly more magical. The air is chilly, the lights are twinkling, and the smell of hot cocoa is everywhere. South Jersey is
Best Christmas Market NJ Events for Holiday Shopping, Festive Fun, and Unique Gifts
It’s that time of year again when the air gets chilly, lights start twinkling, and Mariah Carey is everywhere. If you can’t wait to sip hot cocoa, hunt for unique
Over 700 New Homes in Fayetteville, Townhomes, and Mixed-Use Developments Coming Soon
Fayetteville is set to transform its housing market, with plans for at least 700 new homes. The development will include single-family homes, apartment complexes, and mixed-use spaces. These new developments
Circus of Vampires
The Vampire Circus is not the name of a goth rock band. But it could be. The Levoy Theatre hosts a troupe of 15 circus performers on Sunday, October 13, doing
Budding Playwright Makes ‘The CUT’
Rowan College of South Jersey graduate Raven Figueroa-Montero, whose plan is to become a unique auteur, was selected to have a motion picture showcased in a prestigious international film festival.
Vineland Announces Halloween Activities
As the Halloween season approaches, the City of Vineland is hosting two family-friendly Halloween events for kids to enjoy, along with traditional Trick-or-Treating hours. Children can begin collecting their Halloween
Vineland Horror-Comedy Just Released
Freestyle Digital Media, the digital film distribution division of Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group, has just released the romantic horror-comedy The Zombie Wedding. The film is based on hit interactive
AIC Clay Project Builds Community Connections Brick-By-Brick
Rowan College of South Jersey’s (RCSJ) Arts & Innovation Center (AIC) recently announced the culmination of a community art project that was three years in the making. The “Building Community
Election Registration, Voter Deadlines
Residents are reminded that the deadline to register to vote is Tuesday, October 15. Registered voters may apply for a mail-in ballot by Tuesday, October 29. Voters may wish to