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Teen Tech columnist Lillian Tyler explains why Electronic Arts is no longer publicly traded, how the company's new ownership could affect players, and what changes may lie ahead for EA games.
Atlantic City’s Sixty-Sixers return to the court as a new 50-and-over team makes its debut at the Frontcourt Masters tournament in Ventnor.
Pennsylvania Avenue School and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. School Complex students joined forces for a Broadway-inspired production celebrating music, theater, creativity and collaboration.
Discover the best events, concerts, festivals and things to do in Atlantic City, Philadelphia, South Jersey and beyond.
Angela C. Richardson launches August with a practical guide to reflecting on your progress, recommitting to healthy habits, and building momentum for a stronger, healthier season ahead.
Dr. Brooke Brimm explains how falling asleep with the television on can disrupt melatonin production, increase health risks and leave you feeling exhausted—and shares healthier alternatives for, better sleep and a better night's rest.
Residents across Atlantic City and New Jersey celebrate National Night Out with local police, free community activities, bicycle giveaways, entertainment and opportunities to strengthen neighborhood relationships.
The City of Atlantic City will honor the late Ernest Coursey with a special building dedication ceremony at City Hall on Aug. 5, 2026, marking the one-year anniversary of his passing and recognizing his decades of public service and leadership.
Celebrate the legacy of Michael I. Days at the NABJ-Philadelphia scholarship fundraiser on Aug. 5 at the Pen & Pencil Club while supporting future Black journalists.
