Cape MayHere is our Jersey Shore off-season report card, town by townClose the Boardwalk? Ok, sure.Amy S. Rosenberg Eroded Jersey Shore beaches could soon get federal money for replenishment. Will it be enough?Frank Kummer Shamong voters reject $25 million bond referendum; Mantua question too close to callMelanie Burney Voters in two South Jersey school districts will consider bond questions on TuesdayMelanie Burney All the Golden Globe Awards nominees with ties to the Philly regionHenry Savage Advertisement$78.6 million Cape May-Lewes hybrid ferry expected to begin construction in 2026The ferry line, which has three vessels, transports 750,000 passengers and more than 250,000 vehicles annually between New Jersey and Delaware. Ariana Perez-Castells Head of Delco nonprofit traded cash for sexual favors from women in addiction, DA saysLawrence Arata approached women he met through his nonprofit, the Opioid Crisis Action Network, and initiated sexual relationships with them, prosecutors said Wednesday. Vinny Vella Beach replenishment project for Wildwoods has collapsed as two towns refuse to share sandThe Army Corps plan called for sand to be taken from the wide beaches of Wildwood and Wildwood Crest and brought to North Wildwood. Frank Kummer See how N.J. voted in Tuesday’s election — and the Trump counties Mikie Sherrill flippedMikie Sherrill reversed the trend that Jersey was going Republican. Our map shows where and how.Alfred Lubrano and John Duchneskie Party soul-searching, the Latino vote, and a South Jersey strategy: Takeaways from Tuesday’s electionThe results were momentous for Democrats. But they are also likely to revive longstanding debates on how the party should present itself going forward. Sean Collins Walsh, Katie Bernard, Julia Terruso, and Gillian McGoldrick Robert de Pasquale, former associate principal second violin for the Philadelphia Orchestra, has died at 96He traveled to China, Japan, Europe, Asia, and South America with the orchestra, and mentored young musicians and conductors everywhere he went. “Everybody fell in love with Bobby,” his wife said.Gary Miles Wildwood’s iconic Ferris wheel is getting renovated in South Philly’s Navy YardThe 40-year-old Morey's Piers Ferris wheel is getting a major upgrade during its stay in Philadelphia's Navy Yard.Henry Savage Ocean City declares emergency over beach erosion, urges state and federal helpHurricane Erin in August and a nor’easter in October battered city beaches, worsening existing erosion. Frank Kummer Barton L. Post, cofounder of the Post & Schell law firm and community-minded entrepreneur, has died at 95 Post & Schell specialized in defending physicians, hospitals, and other healthcare providers in often complex medical malpractice cases.Gary Miles Jeffrey P. Minehart, longtime attorney and retired judge in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, has died at 78He was appointed to the Common Pleas bench in 2003 by then-Gov. Mark Schweiker, elected to a full 10-year term in 2003, and retained by election in 2013.Gary Miles Near North Wildwood, Grassy Sound residents fear their homes will soon float awayThe unique community dates to the 1880s, but sea level rise and erosion have put homes at risk. Frank Kummer Flood warnings? Beach restrictions? Shore visitors are making the most of their Erin-spoiled week. Visitors accepted Hurricane Erin's intrusions and swimming bans with considerable equanimity. Amy S. Rosenberg and Anthony R. Wood Flood warnings into Saturday and more swimming bans are in effect at the Shore as Erin approachesAtlantic City, Wildwood, Margate, and Ocean City are among the towns that have banned ocean swimming as the hurricane moves north.Anthony R. Wood and Amy S. Rosenberg Their North Wildwood condo is a summer place for the whole familyThe Fullams kept alive their family tradition of summers at the beach when they bought a North Wildwood condo at auction. Terri Akman, For The Inquirer Lawmakers angry over Trump plan to detain immigrants in South Jersey. Donald Norcross says he’s ‘never been shut out like this.’Wrightstown Mayor Don Cottrell said his town of 400 residents is contemplating the proposed immigrant housing “with great fear.”Alfred Lubrano and Jeff Gammage See more storiesAdvertisement
Here is our Jersey Shore off-season report card, town by townClose the Boardwalk? Ok, sure.Amy S. Rosenberg
Here is our Jersey Shore off-season report card, town by townClose the Boardwalk? Ok, sure.Amy S. Rosenberg
Eroded Jersey Shore beaches could soon get federal money for replenishment. Will it be enough?Frank Kummer
Eroded Jersey Shore beaches could soon get federal money for replenishment. Will it be enough?Frank Kummer
$78.6 million Cape May-Lewes hybrid ferry expected to begin construction in 2026The ferry line, which has three vessels, transports 750,000 passengers and more than 250,000 vehicles annually between New Jersey and Delaware. Ariana Perez-Castells
$78.6 million Cape May-Lewes hybrid ferry expected to begin construction in 2026The ferry line, which has three vessels, transports 750,000 passengers and more than 250,000 vehicles annually between New Jersey and Delaware. Ariana Perez-Castells
Head of Delco nonprofit traded cash for sexual favors from women in addiction, DA saysLawrence Arata approached women he met through his nonprofit, the Opioid Crisis Action Network, and initiated sexual relationships with them, prosecutors said Wednesday. Vinny Vella
Head of Delco nonprofit traded cash for sexual favors from women in addiction, DA saysLawrence Arata approached women he met through his nonprofit, the Opioid Crisis Action Network, and initiated sexual relationships with them, prosecutors said Wednesday. Vinny Vella
Beach replenishment project for Wildwoods has collapsed as two towns refuse to share sandThe Army Corps plan called for sand to be taken from the wide beaches of Wildwood and Wildwood Crest and brought to North Wildwood. Frank Kummer
Beach replenishment project for Wildwoods has collapsed as two towns refuse to share sandThe Army Corps plan called for sand to be taken from the wide beaches of Wildwood and Wildwood Crest and brought to North Wildwood. Frank Kummer
See how N.J. voted in Tuesday’s election — and the Trump counties Mikie Sherrill flippedMikie Sherrill reversed the trend that Jersey was going Republican. Our map shows where and how.Alfred Lubrano and John Duchneskie
See how N.J. voted in Tuesday’s election — and the Trump counties Mikie Sherrill flippedMikie Sherrill reversed the trend that Jersey was going Republican. Our map shows where and how.Alfred Lubrano and John Duchneskie
Party soul-searching, the Latino vote, and a South Jersey strategy: Takeaways from Tuesday’s electionThe results were momentous for Democrats. But they are also likely to revive longstanding debates on how the party should present itself going forward. Sean Collins Walsh, Katie Bernard, Julia Terruso, and Gillian McGoldrick
Party soul-searching, the Latino vote, and a South Jersey strategy: Takeaways from Tuesday’s electionThe results were momentous for Democrats. But they are also likely to revive longstanding debates on how the party should present itself going forward. Sean Collins Walsh, Katie Bernard, Julia Terruso, and Gillian McGoldrick
Robert de Pasquale, former associate principal second violin for the Philadelphia Orchestra, has died at 96He traveled to China, Japan, Europe, Asia, and South America with the orchestra, and mentored young musicians and conductors everywhere he went. “Everybody fell in love with Bobby,” his wife said.Gary Miles
Robert de Pasquale, former associate principal second violin for the Philadelphia Orchestra, has died at 96He traveled to China, Japan, Europe, Asia, and South America with the orchestra, and mentored young musicians and conductors everywhere he went. “Everybody fell in love with Bobby,” his wife said.Gary Miles
Wildwood’s iconic Ferris wheel is getting renovated in South Philly’s Navy YardThe 40-year-old Morey's Piers Ferris wheel is getting a major upgrade during its stay in Philadelphia's Navy Yard.Henry Savage
Wildwood’s iconic Ferris wheel is getting renovated in South Philly’s Navy YardThe 40-year-old Morey's Piers Ferris wheel is getting a major upgrade during its stay in Philadelphia's Navy Yard.Henry Savage
Ocean City declares emergency over beach erosion, urges state and federal helpHurricane Erin in August and a nor’easter in October battered city beaches, worsening existing erosion. Frank Kummer
Ocean City declares emergency over beach erosion, urges state and federal helpHurricane Erin in August and a nor’easter in October battered city beaches, worsening existing erosion. Frank Kummer
Barton L. Post, cofounder of the Post & Schell law firm and community-minded entrepreneur, has died at 95 Post & Schell specialized in defending physicians, hospitals, and other healthcare providers in often complex medical malpractice cases.Gary Miles
Barton L. Post, cofounder of the Post & Schell law firm and community-minded entrepreneur, has died at 95 Post & Schell specialized in defending physicians, hospitals, and other healthcare providers in often complex medical malpractice cases.Gary Miles
Jeffrey P. Minehart, longtime attorney and retired judge in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, has died at 78He was appointed to the Common Pleas bench in 2003 by then-Gov. Mark Schweiker, elected to a full 10-year term in 2003, and retained by election in 2013.Gary Miles
Jeffrey P. Minehart, longtime attorney and retired judge in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, has died at 78He was appointed to the Common Pleas bench in 2003 by then-Gov. Mark Schweiker, elected to a full 10-year term in 2003, and retained by election in 2013.Gary Miles
Near North Wildwood, Grassy Sound residents fear their homes will soon float awayThe unique community dates to the 1880s, but sea level rise and erosion have put homes at risk. Frank Kummer
Near North Wildwood, Grassy Sound residents fear their homes will soon float awayThe unique community dates to the 1880s, but sea level rise and erosion have put homes at risk. Frank Kummer
Flood warnings? Beach restrictions? Shore visitors are making the most of their Erin-spoiled week. Visitors accepted Hurricane Erin's intrusions and swimming bans with considerable equanimity. Amy S. Rosenberg and Anthony R. Wood
Flood warnings? Beach restrictions? Shore visitors are making the most of their Erin-spoiled week. Visitors accepted Hurricane Erin's intrusions and swimming bans with considerable equanimity. Amy S. Rosenberg and Anthony R. Wood
Flood warnings into Saturday and more swimming bans are in effect at the Shore as Erin approachesAtlantic City, Wildwood, Margate, and Ocean City are among the towns that have banned ocean swimming as the hurricane moves north.Anthony R. Wood and Amy S. Rosenberg
Flood warnings into Saturday and more swimming bans are in effect at the Shore as Erin approachesAtlantic City, Wildwood, Margate, and Ocean City are among the towns that have banned ocean swimming as the hurricane moves north.Anthony R. Wood and Amy S. Rosenberg
Their North Wildwood condo is a summer place for the whole familyThe Fullams kept alive their family tradition of summers at the beach when they bought a North Wildwood condo at auction. Terri Akman, For The Inquirer
Their North Wildwood condo is a summer place for the whole familyThe Fullams kept alive their family tradition of summers at the beach when they bought a North Wildwood condo at auction. Terri Akman, For The Inquirer
Lawmakers angry over Trump plan to detain immigrants in South Jersey. Donald Norcross says he’s ‘never been shut out like this.’Wrightstown Mayor Don Cottrell said his town of 400 residents is contemplating the proposed immigrant housing “with great fear.”Alfred Lubrano and Jeff Gammage
Lawmakers angry over Trump plan to detain immigrants in South Jersey. Donald Norcross says he’s ‘never been shut out like this.’Wrightstown Mayor Don Cottrell said his town of 400 residents is contemplating the proposed immigrant housing “with great fear.”Alfred Lubrano and Jeff Gammage
