Cape May News

South Jersey’s Ship Graveyard New Jersey has a long and storied history of shipwrecks, with its treacherous coast claiming numerous vessels throughout the years. The state's location along the Atlantic Ocea...

Cape Square Entertainment Center Gets an Opening Date While many dates have been pushed as an opening date for the Cape Square Entertainment Center, we finally have one that won’t be changing. Opening the ...

BIG Nor'Easter To Hit New Jersey Next Week New Jersey is bracing for a potentially significant winter storm this week, as a strong nor'easter moves in from the south. A winter storm watch has been issued for c...

Hidden Grave On the Garden State Parkway Did you know there is a grave on the side of the Garden State parkway? Many visitors drive down to Cape May or Wildwood every year and may never know that they are dr...

New Terminal Coming To Cape May Airport The Delaware River and Bay Authority (DRBA) Commissioners recently awarded a contract to Arthur J. Ogren, Inc. to construct a new Airport Terminal Building on Hornet Roa...

Rare Titanic Footage Released The Titanic is one of the most famous ships in history, known for its tragic sinking in 1912. Over a century later, new footage of the shipwreck has been released, offering a ra...

AG Says NJ Boardwalk Games Were Rigged On February 15, 2023, Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin announced that Christine Strothers has been banned from holding Amusement Games Licenses (“AGLs”) for ten ...

The Death of New Jersey's Concrete Ship Cape May's Concrete Ship, also known as the SS Atlantus, is a unique and interesting piece of history. The ship was built in 1918 as part of the United States World War ...

Feds Say Offshore Wind Not To Blame In Whale Deaths Federal environmental and energy officials have denied that the offshore wind power industry is killing whales in the northeastern United States. In a brie...

Cape May Brings Back Promenade Arches Cape May, a resort town known for its commitment to history, is in the process of restoring a beloved piece of its past: the promenade arches. These arches, which were ...