Main Street staple closes its doors
A longtime neighborhood fixture is saying goodbye after four decades as owners prepare for retirement. . [MORE]
Boardwalk spot named one of best in country
Asbury Park's Silverball Museum is the third best arcade in the nation, according to Travel + Leisure magazine. [MORE]
Abandoned kittens adopted after rescue
Four kittens abandoned in Asbury Park have been adopted after being rescued from a mesh tunnel where they had been left outside in pouring rain. [MORE]
Panel eyes ways to maintain casino
A newly-formed committee is tasked with making recommendations on how best to maintain and improve the iconic buildings on the boardwalk. [MORE]
City gets $420k grant
Asbury Park has been awarded $420,427 in a 2026 Community Development Block Grant. [MORE]
Mayor: Boardwalk building decisions in 'holding pattern'
Mayor John Moor says there are certain meetings and determinations the city is waiting for that places any decision in a holding pattern. [MORE]
Restrooms, showers added at beach
Asbury Park has opened new public restrooms and shower facilities for the 2026 beach season at First and Fourth avenues. [MORE]
New contractor for Paramount work
Structural repairs at the Paramount Theatre on the boardwalk can get underway as a new contractor, Poland SST, has been approved by the City Council. [MORE]
Key Main Street corner gets update
Sackman Enterprises' redevelopment project is in progress at 316 Main St. The four-story building will feature residential units and retail space.[MORE]
Plans revealed for First and Kingsley
A five-story story residential building with 54 units is planned at First Avenue and Kingsley Street. [MORE]