Increasing Mental Health Access for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
The New Jersey Assembly Bill A1673 aims to address disparities that exist in access to health care for people who are deaf and hard of hearing.
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Baltic Avenue Canal Being Reconstructed
The $22-million Baltic Avenue Canal improvement project will reactivate the historical Baltic Canal, originally constructed in 1912, which serves a 775-acre area stretching from south of the Atlantic City Expressway to Absecon Inlet.
Understanding Medical Bills in New Jersey Just Got Easier
Bill A3860, a measure that would require healthcare providers to produce more comprehensive billing statements, recently cleared the Assembly Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee.
Atlantic City Airshow Canceled
Last year, the Atlantic City Airshow generated more than $70 million in revenue for the area which profited from the midweek experience.
4th of July in Atlantic City: Free Concert and Boardwalk Fireworks
The Boardwalk was packed for the 4th of July and there are family events throughout the region all weekend long.
Implementation of a BIG Initiative to Address Homelessness with Comprehensive PR Services in Atlantic City
The Boardwalk Improvement Group initiative addresses homelessness, including the removal of encampments, and supports pathways to better lives for affected individuals.
Celebrating Mike's Way
The celebration was held on the newly refurbished thoroughfare – previously declared one of Camden's worst roads – a half-mile connector between heavily trafficked Marlton Pike and Federal Street.
Civic Engagement: Meet Haddon Antonucci, Policy Director for Congressman Jeff Van Drew
Civic Engagement provides a way to hear candidates, leaders and politicians speak for themselves. We do not endorse any candidates. We come by request of leaders and readers. The views shared by the guests are not necessarily those of Atlantic City Focus, our staff or Raymond Tyler.
NJ Mobile Home Tenants Could See Limitations on Lot Rent Increases with New Legislation
The legislation would prohibit landlords of mobile home parks and manufactured home parks from increasing tenants’ rents by more than two percent over the course of a 12-month period.