Changes Proposed For Upcoming Berkeley Town Center

The new plans for the Berkeley Town Center site will go before the planning board this month.

Bill To Lower Property Taxes For NJ Veterans Moving Forward, Amato Says

The proposal would raise New Jersey's veterans' property tax deduction from $250 to $2,500 over four years.

Ocean Gate Seeks Input On Former School Site Redevelopment Plan

The borough is gathering public input on future zoning and redevelopment at the former Ocean Gate Elementary School site.

Berkeley Eyes Bayview Road Upgrades After Weekend Flooding

Councilman James Byrnes said Berkeley is pursuing federal aid for Bayview Avenue and other flood-prone areas.

Italian Flag Raising Set In Berkeley

The flag raising will be followed by free sandwiches.

Veterans Village Project Gets Update From Berkeley Officials

Upon completion, the housing project will feature 98 single-occupancy apartments and 24 standalone "comfort homes."

South Jersey Leaders Seek ACE Refunds After Federal Audit Finds Overbilling

A federal audit found Atlantic City Electric overbilled transmission customers and violated federal tax law.

Final Approvals Sought For Proposed 20-Unit Berkeley Townhouse Development

Twenty two-story townhouses will be constructed in five buildings if the final site plan is approved.

9th District Delegation Calls For Property Tax Relief As State Tax Collections Increase

The lawmakers said rising state tax collections should restore property tax relief programs, especially for seniors.

Reject 8.8% Utility Hike, 9th District Legislators Urge BPU

Lawmakers said the proposed increase would raise the average JCP&L bill by $14.23 a month starting in 2028.

Pay Back Our Taxes, Seaside Park Asks Berkeley In Lawsuit

Former South Seaside Park residents are currently paying property taxes to Berkeley Township, despite de-annexation.

Ocean Co. Legislators Urge Action On School Funding Cap Measures

Lawmakers from Ocean County asked legislative leaders to consider bills that would remove a 6% cap on aid increases.

Veterans To Be Honored With 9th District Ceremony

The 9th District delegation said approved veterans will be recognized Oct. 6, with a free luncheon open to all veterans.

9th District Delegation Urges Action On Waterway Navigation Aids After Crashes

The lawmakers said they want immediate action to ensure navigation aids meet proper safety standards.

9th District Water Projects Get $72.47 Million Under New Jersey Law

New laws allocate Infrastructure Bank and other funds for clean water and drinking water projects in Ocean County.

Berkeley Pelican Island Police Service To Change

A shared services agreement moves police coverage for Berkeley's Pelican Island section at 4 p.m. July 8.

24-Unit Townhouse Development Proposed In Berkeley

The development would have 24 units in three three-story buildings on Mill Creek Road in Bayville.

9th District Lawmakers Propose NJ Utility Tax Deduction For Residents

The proposal targets sales tax and societal benefit charges on home electric and natural gas bills.

General Election Showdown Set In NJ 2nd Congressional District: AP

See who will face off against Republican Rep. Jeff Van Drew in November's general election.

Who’s On The Ballot In Berkeley: 2026 Primary Election Voter Guide

Voters across NJ will hit the polls on Tuesday to vote in the primary election. Here's what you need to know in Berkeley:

9th District Bill Would Raise Identity Theft Penalties For Seniors, Veterans

Sen. Carmen Amato Jr. and Assembly members Brian Rumpf and Gregory Myhre backed the measure.

Ocean County Sen. Amato Plans Bill For Full School Aid

Sen. Carmen Amato Jr. said he will introduce legislation to stop the state from capping annual school aid increases.

Berkeley Shores Blessing Of The Fleet Event Set

Organizers said the annual Amherst Beach event will bless the fleet and commemorate U.S. soldiers who died in service.

De-Annexation Makes Berkeley Beach Badges Useless

Those who purchased the beach badges are eligible for a full refund.

$157K Grant Will Help Clean Up Berkeley

The Clean Communities grant will educate the public about the environmental harms of littering, set up volunteer litter cleanups and more.

20 Townhouse Development Approved In Berkeley

Stonehill at Berkeley, LLC, initially proposed 24 townhouses; it was cut down to 20.

Berkeley Residents Urge Council To Refund Concealed Carry Permit Fees

Residents told Berkeley Township officials the local fee is pricing some applicants out of permit renewals.

Public Works Employees Recognized As First Responders In Berkeley

The proclamation says public works staff help protect Berkeley Township during storms floods and other crises.

Berkeley Township Proclaims April 19-25 As National Library Week

The proclamation cites the library’s role serving students, families and seniors and urges residents to get a library card.

9th District Lawmakers Renew Bills To Boost Identity Theft Penalties For Seniors, Veterans

The measures would raise penalties for identity theft victims who are seniors or veterans and create an elder exploitation offense.

9th District Lawmakers Renew Bills To Boost Identity Theft Penalties For Seniors, Veterans

The measures would raise penalties for identity theft victims who are seniors or veterans and create an elder exploitation offense.

Seaside Park To Expand With Annexation Of Berkeley Neighborhood

South Seaside Park has officially left Berkeley Township and joined Seaside Park.

Vote Coming On South Seaside Park Annexation While Concerns Remain

Some residents have voiced concerns regarding taxes if Seaside Park decides to annex Berkeley Township's South Seaside Park.

New Townhouse Development Proposed In Berkeley

Stonehill at Berkeley, LLC, proposes 24 two-story townhouses in five buildings.

Here's How Merger Of Seaside Park, South Seaside Park Would Impact Borough

A nearly 300-page report details how allowing the South Seaside Park portion of Berkeley to join Seaside Park would impact the borough.

$1.5M Federal Grant Will Fund Restoration Of Historic Berkeley School

The Manitou Park School is the only building left in Berkeley with ties to the civil rights movement, according to Rep. Chris Smith.

9th District Lawmakers Push For New Utility Assistance Day

Legislators are calling on the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities to host another event to help residents with rising energy costs.

Federal Officials Visit Jersey Shore To Address Beach Erosion Concerns

Federal and local officials met to discuss beach protection funding and long-term storm resilience for South Jersey.

Proposed Rehab Center To Go Before Berkeley Zoning Board

The proposed detox and rehab center was tabled back at the November zoning board meeting.

Mayor Shares Updates On Upcoming Berkeley Projects

The Veterans Village and Berkeley Town Center projects are moving forward, Mayor John Bacchione said.