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Bayville Teen Airlifted After Being Hit by Car
A 16-year-old Bayville teen is airlifted to the Jersey Shore Medical Center after being struck by a car Tuesday night
Monmouth/Ocean News
Monmouth/Ocean News
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The Barnegat Bay Is Not Dead After Sandy [AUDIO]
To all those critics out there, all of those "Negative Nancy's," all those who believe the Barnegat Bay is totally doomed - you're wrong.
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Ortley Beach Residents Fill Toms River Council Meeting [AUDIO]
Frustration over the pace of storm recovery boiled over in Toms River when Ortley Beach residents converged on the town council meeting.
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Parkway Among Roads Closed Due to Flooding
Heavy rains have caused a lot of flooding on some major Monmouth and Ocean County roadways.
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Two Brick Men Die In Violent Crash
A violent accident involving a tree and a bicyclist claims the life of two young men from Brick.
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Crumbs Bake Shop Opens in Monmouth County
It may be National Donut Day, but everyday is a good day for a cupcake!
Finally one of the biggest names in tiny cakes is open in Monmouth County!
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Hospital Lifts Lockdown After Bomb Threat
A lockdown has been lifted at Monmouth Medical Center after police investigated a verbal threat against it and found nothing.
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Lawyer for Holt Family: Gross Case of Negligence [AUDIO]
The family of 6-year-old Brandon Holt, the Toms River boy accidentally shot and killed by his 4-year-old neighbor, filed a lawsuit against the younger child's parents.
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Storms Bring Lightning, Flooding To Shore
Yesterday's late afternoon storms resulted in six homes being hit by lightning in Toms River.
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Jackson Township Hospitalizes Motorcyclist, Passenger
A motorcyclist and passenger were airlifted to Jersey Shore Medical Center Sunday afternoon after a crash with a small mini van.
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Sandy Victims Get Help Resolving Disputed Insurance Claims
New Jersey residents who have unresolved non-flood related insurance claims from Superstorm Sandy, can participate in a free mediation program.
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Eminent Domain on Hold in T.R. Pending L.B.I Appeal
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.