Federal Grant Secures $4 Million for Wildwood Boardwalk Project
A $4 million federal grant approved on August 15, 2026, will fund the next phase of Wildwood's boardwalk reconstruction, aiming to improve infrastructure and support tourism.
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A $4 million federal grant approved on August 15, 2026, will fund the next phase of Wildwood's boardwalk reconstruction, aiming to improve infrastructure and support tourism.
NJ 101.5 forecasts sunny weather and moderate 2‑3 foot surf for New Jersey beaches on Saturday, August 15, 2026, offering favorable conditions for beachgoers and light water activities.
Little Mania Wrestling presents a family‑friendly midget wrestling show at the Wildwood Convention Center on Saturday, August 15, 2026, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., featuring regional wrestlers and offering entertainment for locals and visitors.
The Cape May County Chamber of Commerce is hosting a free Back-to-School Bash on August 19 at Wildwood Boardwalk Pavilion, offering school supplies, food trucks and a live DJ for students and families to celebrate the new school year.
Cape May City Council enacted emergency curfew and beach access restrictions effective August 13, 2026, aiming to boost nighttime safety for minors and the general public along the city’s shoreline and promenade.
Wawa in Wildwood reopened on August 15 after state environmental officials contained an underground fuel leak, restoring an essential service for residents and tourists.
The Cape May County Zoo has grown into a leading family‑friendly attraction in New Jersey, expanding its exhibits, programs, and amenities to boost regional tourism.
Civic groups in Wildwood have sued to block a $170 million hotel project on Wonderland Pier, claiming council conflicts of interest and procedural flaws. The lawsuit seeks to halt the redevelopment pending court review.
Thunder Over the Waves airshow returns to the Wildwood boardwalk on Sept. 12‑13, 2026, featuring military jets, stunt pilots and fireworks, and is expected to draw thousands of visitors while celebrating aviation.
Wildwood Police Department will hold a memorial service and launch a scholarship fund in late August 2026 to honor Officer James Martinez’s 22 years of service.
NJ.com ranks the Jersey Shore as the top travel destination for September, highlighting its beaches, entertainment options, and seasonal events.
Starting Aug 17 2026, Wildwood Beach Patrol will reduce the number of beaches under active patrol to focus resources on busier areas while maintaining safety across the shoreline.
Cape May County approved a 22‑court pickleball complex, with construction slated to start in the coming months as part of a county-wide push for modern sports facilities aimed at expanding recreation and attracting visitors.
Cape May County commissioners are urging the construction of full interchanges at four Garden State Parkway exits to improve traffic flow, emergency response and evacuation routes for summer visitors as part of a broader infrastructure upgrade effort.
NJ 101.5 provided a Friday, August 14, 2026, weather and surf forecast for New Jersey’s coastline, including Wildwood, to help beachgoers plan activities safely.
The FDA upgraded a nationwide egg recall to Class 1 on August 14, 2026, citing serious health risks and urging New Jersey consumers to discard the product.
A home‑improvement column published on August 14, 2026, provides a step‑by‑step guide to replacing a hot‑water heater, highlighting challenges, safety measures, and the importance of following code requirements to avoid pitfalls.
NJ 101.5 provided Thursday's weather forecast and surf conditions for Wildwood and other New Jersey shore spots, giving beachgoers essential information for safe planning.
Cape May County Commissioners are advocating for full interchanges at four Garden State Parkway exits to improve traffic flow and emergency access for the millions of summer visitors to the Wildwood area.
Cape May officials have extended the juvenile beach curfew and banned backpacks on the waterfront to address recent crowd issues and improve safety, with the measures effective immediately.