PORT REPUBLIC – When Stewart Farrell arrived for a job interview for Stockton State College, what is now the college campus in the Pomona section of Galloway Township was not much more than a clearing where there was once a pig farm.

BRIGANTINE — In the wake of burgeoning intolerance, residents are coming together to take out say “hate has no home” in their city.

PISCATAWAY — New Jersey high school football waited years for this past weekend.

ATLANTIC CITY — The city’s “road diet” for 2.7 miles of Atlantic Avenue is not the first controversial plan for improving traffic flow here and making the streets safer for pedestrians and drivers.

BRIGANTINE — Atlantic Shores hosted its first open house Saturday at the Community Center to give people more information about its offshore wind project off the island’s coast.

Gas prices dropped again in New Jersey and around the country as the cost of oil edged lower amid fears of economic slowdowns around the globe. AAA Mid-Atlantic says the average price of a gallon of regular gas in New Jersey on Friday was $3.63, down 12 cents from last week. The national ave…

OCEAN CITY — The city is set to spend close to $150 million over the next five years under a capital plan presented to City Council.

Two bills that grew out of biweekly Clean and Safe Atlantic City meetings have been introduced by Atlantic County legislators, and another is in development.

ABSECON — Fueled by her father’s passion for helping others, JoJo Martin last month instilled the importance of lending a hand to her fourth-grade students at the H. Ashton Marsh Elementary School.

The holidays are filled with traditions, and a local favorite is back after a three-year hiatus: George Handel’s “Messiah” performed by the Stockton University Choir, Stockton Chamber Orchestra and the Stockton Oratorio Community Chorus.