Vince Conti is a reporter for the Cape May County Herald. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, government and politics, as well as energy policy and regulation, with a focus on renewable energy and climate policy. Vince's work has been featured in the Cape May County Herald.
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Vince Conti's coverage primarily focuses on local government, reorganization, budget, indictments, and legal policy regulation. He often cites data to support his articles.
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The federal audit found that the utility overbilled transmission customers, improperly wrote off equipment and erred in compliance with tax law.
Storm-destroying wind shear, a product of an El Nino, is ripping apart storms as soon as they form.
The children of families enrolled in SNAP or in Medicaid automatically qualified for free or reduced-price meals at school. With the cutbacks, fewer will partic...
They are also asking residents to speak out about policies they say limit law enforcement’s ability to deal effectively with youth behavior problems.
Five other Cape May County municipalities have governing body seats on the Nov. 3 ballot, but their elections are uncontested.
Customers could pay $4 to $8 more per month under the increase approved by the state Board of Public Utilities.
Business Administrator Scott Wahl reported that the best option for coverage for 2027 includes a 39% premium hike.
By: Vince Conti
Advocates of the legislation signed by the governor said new federal work requirements, for eligibility for both programs, threatened to force large numbers of ...
The “Know Your Zone” program divides the county into four risk zones, providing the public with an easy way to know who may evacuated due to a major storm or ot...
Just two months ago, the state Department of Environmental Protection showed red, the least desirable of its color-coded reporting icons, for Cape May County's ...
