From readings with Secretary of State Tahesha Way and a Black History Celebration that honored female political leaders of color to a conversation about gun violence with Congressman Frank Pallone Jr, the students in the Asbury Park High School have landed on a landscape that not only takes them across the state but throughout parts […]

A Sunday morning motor vehicle stop along Marine Place led to the arrest of three for heroin possession. Ian Grant, 26, of Bradley Beach was charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance [CDS], maintenance of lamps and possession of CDS in a motor vehicle. Robert Pugliese, 31, of Red Bank was charged with possession […]

The star-studded list of those participating in this year’s Asbury Park Music & Film Festival (APMFF) being held in April continues to grow. Most recently, The Doors’ drummer John Densmore has been added to the line-up, organizers announced this week.   Densmore will take part in a panel discussion following the world premiere of Break […]

The Asbury Park City Council voted to move forward with a number of road and sewer improvement projects this week. Among them was the funding needed to launch the sewer replacement work along Springwood Avenue. Work to replace the sanitary sewer line at the NJ Transit train line, which began this week is expected to […]

Deal PD Accreditation Representatives from the New Jersey Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission completed an on-site assessment of the Deal Police Department [shown in feature photo] this week. The assessors examined all aspects of the Norwood Avenue police department, including the agency’s policy and procedures, management, operations, and support services. The Deal Police Department now awaits a final decision […]

In a city where redevelopment and new development has been moving at warp speed, officials have opted to pay homage to what came before. The Asbury Park City Council Wednesday approved naming its unnamed alleys [paper streets] after the memorable places that no longer exist. “Asbury Park has a rich history,”  Mayor John Moor [at […]

The Asbury Park City Council approved moving forward with the establishment of an electric car share program Wednesday. Transportation Manager Michael Manzella has said the vehicles would be available to rent for an hour or up to a day. And like the bicycle share program, the city would be the first to offer the service […]

The 2018 summer season will come with no increases to the city’s beach fees. The City Council approved a 9 a.m to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday operational schedule that runs from June 16 to Sept. 3, and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekend and holiday operational schedule that will launch on May. 27. The […]

The Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Club networking event returns this month with a focus on creating safe work environments, Executive Director Sylvia Sylvia-Cioffi. Being held 9 a.m. March 14 at Asbury Festhalle & Biergarten, located at 527 Lake Ave, the featured guest speakers include NJ Coalition Against Sexual Assault Executive Director Patricia Teffenhart […]

Food trucks, a public art gallery and new vendors are all a part of an immediate plan to revamp the municipal-owned Transportation Center, located at the corner of Main Street and Springwood Avenue. In a presentation to the City Council Wednesday, Planning and Redevelopment Director Michele Alonso said the plan was launched in part because […]