Ilya Hemlin

Memorial Day ushered in a string of warm and sunny weekends, which is good news for merchants at the Jersey Shore, but it may not be enough.

A Congressional delegation from New Jersey is asking for a meeting with members of the president's cabinet to address the delays in Sandy recovery.

There was a lot of doom and gloom about New Jersey's tourism outlook following Superstorm Sandy, but in reality 2013 ended up being a record-setting year -- in a good way.

A group of small business owners are claiming the state is mishandling Sandy relief grants by only awarding a fraction of the money.

With numerous federal beach replenishment projects underway, any remaining unsigned easements from beachfront homeowners will not deter the Army Corps of Engineers.

Even though snow is still hanging around, beach season isn't too far away, and Jersey Shore communities are thinking of ways to attract visitors to each individual stretch of sand.

Housing and infrastructure will be the joint focus of the next round of Sandy relief money allocated to New Jersey.

With many Jersey Shore homes still in disrepair from Superstorm Sandy, it's expected to be another rough summer for the rental market.

Despite several recent snowstorms that have moved through the Garden State, construction continues on the portion of the Seaside Heights boardwalk that was destroyed by fire in September.

This holiday season, thousands of people displaced by Sandy still need help getting their lives back together.