Atlantic City police release video after group questions traffic stop
Atlantic City Police Chief James Sarkos released surveillance footage of a recent traffic violation after a local immigrant advocacy organization questioned an officer’s reason for stopping one of its members. Atlantic City Police Chief James Sarkos El Pueblo Unido...
Atlantic City Electric audit confirms errors, leaves bigger billing questions unresolved
Atlantic City Electric customers have spent more than a year questioning unusually high electric bills. Now, a federal audit has added new scrutiny to the South Jersey utility after investigators found accounting problems that resulted in overbilling of transmission...
Galloway man sentenced for firearms offense
On Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026, John Thompson III, 36, of Galloway Township, NJ, was sentenced by the Honorable Daniel Kurkowski, J.S.C., to five years in New Jersey State Prison with a mandatory term of parole ineligibility of 42 months pursuant to the Graves Act. This...
Mays Landing woman pleads guilty to aggravated manslaughter among other crimes
On Thursday, Sept. 3, 2026, Alexia M. Glass, 27, from Mays Landing, NJ, pleaded guilty to six indictable offenses and one disorderly persons offense across three separate criminal matters. The recommended global sentence is 15 years in New Jersey State Prison with an...
Atlantic City man pleads guilty to aggravated assault on police, weapons offense
On Thursday, Sept. 3, 2026, Nashid Seymore, 31, of Atlantic City, NJ, pleaded guilty to fourth-degree unlawful possession of a weapon and fourth-degree aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer before the Honorable Daniel Kurkowski, J.S.C. The plea calls for a...
