beginning of Wilmington's largest residential project since Bancroft Park was built after World War II. Outlets shops, restaurants and a Riverfront Market have also opened along the Riverwalk. Media Radio and television The Wilmington area is home to five FM radio stations and four AM radio stations. A sixth FM radio station is located in Southern New Jersey and is included in the Wilmington radio market surveys: 91.3-FM WVUD—Non-commercial radio (University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware) 91.7-FM WMPH—Non-commercial high school radio 93.7-FM WSTW—Pop contemporary hits 96.9-FM W245CJ—Hispanic format 99.5-FM WJBR-FM—Adult contemporary 101.7-FM WDEL-FM—News Talk Information (Canton, New Jersey) 103.7-FM WXCY-FM—Country 1150-AM WDEL—News Talk Information 1290-AM WWTX—Sports talk 1380-AM WTMC—Travel Information 1450-AM WILM—News Talk Information Additionally, many radio stations from Philadelphia reach Wilmington. Wilmington is part of the Philadelphia television market. Three of the market's stations are licensed to Wilmington: WPPX, WDPN-TV, and WHYY-TV. Newspaper The News Journal, founded as the Delaware Gazette in 1785. Daily circulation as of 2004 and 2007 exceeded 100,000, placing the newspaper among the top 100 in the United States, based on circulation. Wilmington Sunday Star (1881–1954) WilmToday, founded in 2016 to cover the latest news, posts, and all of the great things about the city of Wilmington. Portrayal of Wilmington in popular culture Wilmington's skyline and other aerial shots of the city stood in for the fictional town of Arcadia in the television program Joan of Arcadia. The 1999 film Fight Club (adapted from Chuck Palahniuk's novel of the same title) is set in Wilmington. City officials rejected the filmmakers' request to film in Delaware, so the movie's exterior shots were filmed in Los Angeles. Saturday Night Live (SNL) skits portraying Joe Biden often mention his residency in Wilmington. For example, in the cold opening of the May 12, 2012, episode, Biden pouts in his Washington, D.C., bedroom, which features an aerial picture of the downtown Wilmington skyline with "DELAWARE" printed along the bottom. Wilmington is so well known for crime that in November 2015, ABC announced a pilot for a legal drama starring Jada Pinkett Smith set in the city. The show would have been called Murder Town. Mayor Dennis Williams reacted strongly, calling the actors in the show "has beens". The pilot was passed over by ABC in August 2016. Infrastructure Transportation Interstate 95, which splits Wilmington roughly into eastern and western halves, provides access to major markets in the Northeast and nationwide. Interstate