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Maria Carpena for WebFX ChatGPT can do a lot more than answer trivia questions. Marketers, writers, and business owners use it every day to draft content, brainstorm ideas, write emails, and automate repetitive tasks. But not every use case delivers the same value, and the gap between a good prompt
Peter Yeung for Reasons to be Cheerful Linda Lloyd has lived in West Philadelphia her whole life. The 67-year-old, a retired municipal employee, has always taken pride in her community and tried to keep her neighborhood in good shape. But it hasn’t always been an easy task. “Before, it
Kelly Soderlund for Samsara The trucking industry has turned fuel efficiency into a science. Here's what everyday drivers can borrow from their playbook. Diesel hit $5.03 per gallon for U.S. commercial fleets in early 2026 — and fuel already eats up roughly 21–24% of what motor
City leaders and residents celebrate the completion of Phase 1 of Ventnor’s $12 million Boardwalk reconstruction project, funded in part through New Jersey’s Boardwalk Preservation Fund.
Sam Huisache for Splitero Want to increase your home’s value while improving your day-to-day quality of life? According to the Journal of Light Construction’s Remodeling 2025 Cost vs Value Report, minor kitchen remodels can recoup up to 83% of their cost, making them one of the most strategic
Community members gathered in Atlantic City for a special Atlantic City Focus civic engagement panel discussing government, education, immigration, public safety, and the future of South Jersey communities.
New directive sets deadlines for statewide housing plan, aiming to cut red tape, expand development, and increase access to affordable homes
In an exclusive Atlantic City Focus interview at the ACUA Earth Day event, longtime public safety leader Sean Riggin discusses his 30-year career and his campaign for Atlantic County Sheriff.
Jon Ball for Page One Power Trust online is no longer a reflex. It is a judgment call. A recent study from Page One Power examines how Americans decide what information to believe online. The findings suggest a public that is wary, methodical, and more self-aware than popular narratives often
