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Fifth annual Community Day will bring neighborhood cleanups, public art, food trucks and family activities to O'Donnell Park. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — ...
Democratic challenger says she wants to bring county services closer to residents as she challenges Republican incumbent Joe Giralo in November...
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A decades-long traffic nightmare in South Jersey is finally getting a $400 million solution, according to NJ.com. The major investment promises relief for commuters and residents who have endured years of congestion.
Bryon Noem's new court filing agrees the marriage is over but argues he, not Kristi Noem, should be the one eligible for spousal support. The response follows her September 28 petition and a tabloid report that preceded the split.
Michael Desronvil, the lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, said in his first televised interview that defense attorney Kevin Reddington's investigation request has left him feeling targeted and scared for his safety.
Jon Rahm and LIV Golf have reached a separation agreement in which the former world No. 1 golfer agreed to release all of his monetary and economic claims in exchange for the return of his exclusive name, image and likeness rights and other related marks, according to ESPN's Mark Schlabach.
A 94-year-old Melbourne woman faced a sold-out vacuum cleaner and a disappointing trip home — until a stranger offered to drive two hours to another store, deliver it, and assemble it. The helper turned out to be celebrated basketball player and coach Michele Timms.
A Kansas City-based organization that helps volunteers plant fruit trees in vacant urban lots has expanded to nearly 850 orchards across 17 cities, with further growth planned. The initiative, reported by NPR, highlights a growing national movement to transform unused land into community food sources.
The crew of the USS Abraham Lincoln has returned home, marking the end of a demanding deployment. However, the Navy continues to grapple with lengthy deployments for other crews as the U.S. war with Iran persists.
Hundreds of Los Angeles wildfire survivors who have not rebuilt after the deadly 2025 infernos are facing a new setback: delays in a FEMA program that aids some of the region's most vulnerable victims. The fight over the program's future is the latest blow for those still waiting for help.
Social Security may be unable to make full payments to retirees as soon as 2032, according to reporting from NPR's Planet Money. The program's looming funding gap has no easy fix, and the possible solutions under discussion would touch every household that relies on benefits.
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