Ocean City Mayor Introduces Proposed Budget With Slight Tax Increase

He also delivered his State of the City address, discussed flooding, and defended the hiring of a lobbyist for the dredging project.

Who Pays N.J.'s Biggest, And Smallest, Property Tax Bills? Check Ocean City

The state released data showing each town's average property tax bill in 2015. Patch ranked them from to largest to the smallest.

Ocean City Councilwoman Karen Bergman to Run in Special Election

Bergman was appointed to the vacant seat in October.

Ocean City Council to Consider Year's First Bond Ordinance Thursday Night

Council meets at 7 p.m. at City Hall.

Ocean City Mayor Jay Gillian to Introduce Budget at Thursday's Council Meeting

He will also deliver his State of the City address.

Ocean City Patch Letter to the Editor: Hoping for Justice on SJ Gas Pipeline

Steven Fenichel hopes a lawsuit against the Pinelands Commission over the project gets justice.

Ocean City Provides Cleanup Tips For Residents Following Blizzard

Officials tell residents to put debris out with their normal trash. There will be a storm recovery workshop in Sea Isle City next week.

Dredging, Flooding Highlight Conversation at Ocean City Council Meeting

Council approved the hiring of a lobbyist to help the dredging program over the next year Thursday night.

Christie Apologizes, Says He Got 'Carried Away' In Storm 'Mop' Remarks

Christie, leaving the presidential campaign again, apologized for his remarks regarding criticism of his snowstorm response.

Frustrations Remain in Slow, Expensive Dredging Process in Ocean City

Mayor Jay Gillian and ACT Engineering representatives spoke to residents about the $20 million plan Monday night.

Christie Got THIS Funny Response To His 'Bring A Mop' Blizzard Flooding Comment

A N.J. merchant had a funny retort to Gov. Christie's statement: "Do you want me to go down there [blizzard floods] and bring a mop?"

Christie: 'Want Me To Bring A Mop?' And More Blizzard-Flooding Comments [VIDEO]

Gov. Chris Christie drew fire after telling a woman at a N.H. presidential campaign event: "Do you want me to go down there with a mop?"

'Very Little Damage' in Ocean City Following Blizzard: Mayor Gillian

The mayor issued a post-storm statement Monday afternoon.

UPDATE: Gov. Christie Says State May Seek Federal Disaster Assistance

Teams were out assessing damage in South Jersey on Monday.

$98 Million 5-Year Plan Topic of Ocean City Council Workshop

The city administration unveiled its proposal Tuesday night.

Ice Cream Ordinance Gets Final Consideration in Ocean City

The proposed changes were up for final reading Thursday night.

Ocean City Council Adopts Special Improvement District Budget

The budget was unanimously adopted Thursday night.

Ocean City Planning Board Names New Engineer: Report

The board named a new engineer during its reorganization meeting Jan. 6.

Final Decision on Ice Cream in Ocean City Thursday Night

Council will give final consideration to an ordinance concerning peddlers, hawkers and vendors Thursday night at City Hall, 7 p.m.

Ocean City Residents to Receive Update on City Wide Projects at Upcoming Town Hall Meetings

The administration presents its five-year plan on Jan. 19. A Jan. 25 town hall will tackle the topic of dredging.

Volunteer Positions Available in Ocean City

What positions are available?

When Are Ocean City's First Quarter Taxes Due?

A tax update from the city.

Beach Replenishment/Drones/New Council Member/Dredging/Flooding/Abandoned Properties: Ocean City Politics 2015

A look at some of the political happenings in Ocean City in 2015.

Investigation Offers New Revelations About Donald Trump's 9-11 N.J. 'Celebrations' Claim

A new examination backs up Donald Trump’s claim that groups of Muslims cheered the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in New Jersey.

920,000 Cubic Yards Already Pumped Into Ocean City Beaches: Mayor

The north end beach replenishment project could be over as early as Saturday, the mayor said in his weekly address.

Ordinance Amending Peddlers, Hawks and Vendors Law in Ocean City Passes Introduction

Second reading is scheduled for Jan. 14.

Ocean City Patch Letter to the Editor: BPU Commissioners are Shills for the Fossil Fuel Industry

Steven Fenichel speaks out against the 3-0 approval of the project.

Owners of Small Drones Must Get Registered, FAA Says

A ban on the use of drones is already in effect in Ocean City.

Peddlers, Hawkers, Vendors/Drainage Improvements/Building Density: What's on Tap for the Ocean City Council Meeting?

Council meets Thursday night, 7 p.m., at City Hall.

Ocean City Man Nominated for Reappointment to State Parole Board Chair

James T. Plousis was first nominated in 2010.

The IRS Can Now Call You, Ocean City, Looking To Collect

The IRS Can Now Call You, N.J., Looking To Collect

Sen. President Sweeney Proposes North Jersey Casino Referendum

The proposal would put two casinos at least 75 miles away from Atlantic City and would help benefit Atlantic City's recovery, he said.

Ocean City's 'Dirty Little Secrets'

See list, map below: These N.J. towns are at risk of a toxic disaster if they flood.

S.J. Mayor Advocates for Looser Conceal-Carry Laws in New Jersey

Egg Harbor Township Mayor Sonny McCullough called for looser restrictions in the wake of the shooting in San Bernardino, California.

Trump Says Stop Muslims From Entering U.S.A.

The billionaire presidential candidate and former N.J. casino mogul drew new controversy for saying Muslins shouldn't enter the country.

What You Should Know From the Dec. 3 Ocean City Council Meeting

What ordinances did City Council pass Thursday night?

Road Improvements, Sheds, Municipal Fees Under Consideration at Ocean City Council Meeting

City Council meets Thursday night, 7 p.m. at city hall.

Boardwalk Reconstruction Underway in Ocean City

Work between Plaza Place and Eighth Street is expected to be complete by March 20, 2016.

7th Street Surf Shop Intends to Comply With Ocean City Drone Ban: Report

The ban takes effect Dec. 1.

Ocean City Looks to Fill Various Board Vacancies

Opportunities are available on the Environmental Commission, Shade Tree Committee, the Local Assistance, and the Planning and Zoning boards.