Atlantic City Superintendent La’Quetta Small

The state of New Jersey appointed a fiscal monitor to oversee the Atlantic City Public Schools on February 19, 2015.

Try to imagine a family with both parents indicted at the same time — with two school-aged children at home, and absolutely everything is on the line.

We previously broke the news over the past 2 weeks that Atlantic City, New Jersey Mayor Marty Small would be filing a massive lawsuit versus Atlantic County Prosecutor Will Reynolds.

This is a Breaking News, first report. We have confirmed that Atlantic City, New Jersey Mayor Marty Small has filed a massive, formal legal action against the following individuals:

In an exclusive, on-air interview, Atlantic City, New Jersey Mayor Marty Small has publicly stated for the first time that he would have pled guilty to a crime.

Atlantic County, New Jersey Executive Dennis Levinson is “growing increasingly concerned about the impact to county taxpayers of unwarranted and frivolous court procedures initiated by County Prosecutor William Reynolds,” said Levinson.

Yesterday, we revealed that La’Quetta Small, Atlantic City Superintendent of Public Schools would be receiving a record-setting contract. The Atlantic City, New Jersey Board of Education Has Made It Official

We have learned that the City of Atlantic City has retained a powerful New Jersey — New York law firm to protect its interests versus Atlantic County Prosecutor Will Reynolds.

A first of its kind collaboration between the City of Atlantic City, Atlantic City Board of Education and a Philadelphia motivational speaker will come together on Monday, March 30, 2026.

Make no mistake about it, a massive lawsuit versus the Atlantic County, New Jersey Prosecutor is coming on behalf of three Atlantic City leaders.