The upcoming 6th Annual Avery's Carnival honors the memory of four year old Avery Lubrecht, a Brick resident who died of a rare and aggressive form of brain cancer in 2008.
The Ocean County Health Department has received guidance this morning from the New Jersey Department of Health that WIC clients can be issued vouchers dating back to October 1, 2013. Although the federal government shut down officially continues, the Ocean County Health Department (OCHD) continues to strive to meet the needs of WIC clients serviced by the agency," said Ocean County Freeholder Gerry P
The Jackson Township Zoning Board postponed voting on a proposal Wednesday night to build a private Orthodox Jewish High School, following opposition from hundreds of residents.
Jersey Shore United in Toms River has been helping more than 400 Superstorm Sandy victims, but now the faith-based, nonprofit organization needs some assistance itself.
Victims of Superstorm Sandy still fighting for a bigger insurance payment from the companies that administer the federal flood insurance program are getting a six-month extension to file critical paperwork.
You can't miss it. The Kean-Ocean Gateway Building on Ocean County College's Upper Campus in Toms River is being dedicated Wednesday at 6pm.
A two-alarm fire tears through two homes in Neptune just off of Route 33 this afternoon.
Superstorm Sandy victims in Ortley Beach will no longer have to drive to Toms River Town Hall to get questions answered by the Building Department.
Stores in the Ocean County Mall in Toms River are already taking on a festive holiday glow. Who'll send all those busy shoppers home with bags full of goodies and smiles? Maybe you...at this Saturday's Holiday Job Fair in Center Court.
If you can use some extra cash this season, or even looking for a new career direction, this might just be the fair that fills the bill.
The investigation into this month's Seaside boardwalk fire continues, and many questions remain unanswered.
On tonight's Ask the Governor, Chris Christie had more details on the fire – explaining in part why it's so difficult to get answers.
In a decision that's reverberating all along the superstorm-strewn shoreline, the Harvey Cedars couple originally given $375,000 for compensation related to a protective dune on their beachfront property has settled with the state for one dollar.
Reports of low flying jets shaking homes in Monmouth County on Monday afternoon created a storm on social media.