Jet Star Removal Begins
Live updates from Seaside Heights
Hundreds of bikers will be roaring along New Jersey's coastline this Saturday to raise money for hurricane relief.
A barge is working to begin the removal of the Jet Star roller coaster from the water off Seaside Heights.
In the almost seven months since Sandy came ashore, one federal program has been helping residents put their lives back together. The good news? They are not going anywhere.
Sometimes, after a natural disaster, it takes a long time to feel okay again. If you or someone you know is still struggling with any of the following since Superstorm Sandy, 180 Turning Lives Around, Inc. in Hazlet can help.
The Storm Recovery Center is planning an informational seminar on Saturday, May 11 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Forked River House on Route 9 in Forked River.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie says the Garden State’s disaster recovery plan has been approved by the federal government.
All four Toms River high schools will participate in an alumni tournament the weekend of April 26-28 at Winding River Skating Center in Toms River.
Jersey strong, indeed! Despite the devastation from Hurricane Sandy, real estate experts in Atlantic and Cape May Counties say "shoobies" are still excited about hitting the beaches this summer.
Memorial Day is five weeks from today and if it’s sunny and warm many will head to the beach. That is if the beach they usually go to is open.