After losing one superintendent to a very public corruption scandal and another soon to a health crises, officials of New Jersey's fourth largest school district are hoping to involve residents in the selection of a new superintendent.
New Jersey residents who have unresolved non-flood related insurance claims from Superstorm Sandy, can participate in a free mediation program.
Toms River officials are reportedly taking a wait-and-see approach before using eminent domain to gain beach easement rights for the U.S. Army Corps dune replenishment project.
65 exhibitors, an aquarium touch tank, stage performances and boat eco-tours are all a part of the 16th annual Barnegat Bay Festival taking place in Island Heights this Sunday.
No shortage of activity for the U.S. Coast Guard on land and at sea this weekend.
Do not expect to see wild boat parties or DJs blasting music from barges in two man-made lagoons in Ocean County anymore.
Efforts to crack down on Superstorm-related crimes leads to the arrest of a Sea Bright man. 51 year old William Nagle was charged today with defrauding FEMA out of more than $12-thousand dollars in Transitional Shelter Assistance grant money.
Two man-made lagoons in Brick, that had become party central, are reopening to boaters this weekend.
A Lakewood toddler is airlifted to Saint Barnabas Burn Center after sustaining second degree burns to his face, neck and chest.
The Barnegat Police Department is hoping to draw the best and the brightest to fill its law enforcement ranks.
Finding safe, affordable housing remains and elusive quest for many Sandy victims, so the state is stepping in. The Department of Community Affairs (DCA) is hosting a second Rental Fair this Friday at the Atlantic City Convention Center.
Over 20,000 pounds of nonperishable food was collected during Monmouth County's Food-For-Fines collection drive in April.