New expanded forensics lab brings crime scene investigation to life for Stockton students
Branna Foy audibly gasped as she toured Stockton University’s new Forensics Lab, which made its debut this week. As the Criminal Justice major from Brick Township passed an autopsy table heading into the mock crime scene area, she noticed yellow “Do...
U.S. News ranks Stockton University No. 8 in public regional north rankings
Stockton University is in the top 10 of public regional universities in the North, including No. 1 in New Jersey for social mobility and veterans, according to the 2026 U.S. News & World Report Best College Rankings released today. Stockton is No. 8 among 48...
Worker seriously injured after ladder contacts power lines in Atlantic City
A worker was seriously injured Thursday morning after a ladder came into contact with electrical wires in Atlantic City, police said. Atlantic City police officers responded at 8:23 a.m. Sept. 17 to the area of Annapolis and Ventnor avenues following a report of an...
Atlantic Avenue, Pacific Avenue paving to begin Monday; Mayor Small invites Atlantic City community to celebrate
After months of underground utility work and years of coordination, Mayor Marty Small, Sr. announced the milling and paving of Atlantic Avenue from Tennessee Avenue to Albany Avenue is scheduled to begin Monday night, Sept. 21, ahead of schedule. Simultaneously, the...
Atlantic City man pleads to narcotics and firearms offenses
On Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026, Tajah Campbell, 42, of Atlantic City, NJ pleaded guilty in front of the Honorable Pamela D’Arcy, P.J.Cr., to third-degree possession with intent to distribute CDS, third-degree possession of CDS, and second-degree certain persons not to...
