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An Atlantic City man faces charges after allegedly attacking a motorist on Route 30 last week. Police responded to reports of two ATVs riding recklessly on November 8th, arriving to find one rider confronting a driver. Officers intervened during the alleged assault and arrested 28-year-old Elijah Johnson after a struggle. Johnson was charged with assault,… The post Atlantic City ATV Rider Charged in Roadside Assault appeared first on Coast News Today.

After closing permanently following a 26-year run, Wildwood’s Splash Zone Waterpark is selling all its assets in an online auction ending December 9th. Hosted by HyperAMS, the sale includes everything from major water slides and the FlowRider surfing attraction to kitchen equipment and replica dinosaur bones. The closure paves the way for potential redevelopment of… The post Wildwood’s Splash Zone Waterpark Assets Up for Auction appeared first on Coast News Today.

Authorities in Atlantic County are investigating a fatal collision after a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle on Route 9 Tuesday evening. Absecon police report that the driver remained at the scene near California Avenue to cooperate with investigators, though traffic was diverted for several hours. Officials have not yet released the victim’s identity and… The post Pedestrian Fatally Struck in Absecon Crash appeared first on Coast News Today.

North Wildwood Mayor Patrick Rosenello has announced a lawsuit against the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), alleging the agency is responsible for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ withdrawal from a critical shore protection project. The Mayor claims the NJDEP failed to secure necessary easements due to “bureaucratic negligence,” leaving the coastline vulnerable… The post North Wildwood Sues NJDEP Over Stalled Shore Protection Project appeared first on Coast News Today.

The 156-foot Ferris wheel at Morey’s Pier in Wildwood is temporarily off the boardwalk as it undergoes a major refurbishment expected to cost over $1.5 million. The entire attraction, a skyline fixture since 1985, is being disassembled to replace the two main bearings on which it spins. Other parts, like the hub and spokes, will… The post Wildwood’s Iconic Ferris Wheel Taken Down for $1.5 Million Overhaul appeared first on Coast News Today.