The potential for future flooding and sea level rise is as at the heart of a list of policy initiatives released by the federal Hurricane Sandy Rebuilding Task Force on Monday.
What do you get when you combine a reality star, a major corporation, and a local girl trying to help victims of Superstorm Sandy?
An awesome event tomorrow at Freehold Raceway Mall!
Those holdouts in Toms River refusing to sign easements are getting a written ultimatum this week: "You either sign or face eminent domain."
A special information session is taking place for kids (and their parents) still experiencing anxiety or having other emotional problems since Superstorm Sandy.
It's the news residents at the Jersey Shore have been dreading, 2013 is expected to have an above normal hurricane season.
If your business was damaged by Superstorm Sandy, New Jersey has money to help you rebuild and recover, but the state isn't going to come looking for you.
Deadlines have passed to get signed easements for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers beach protection project, but the state continues to take a diplomatic approach in getting property owners to cooperate.
You may be eligible for a $10 thousand check from the government, but if you don't act by tomorrow, the opportunity is gone.
After 9 long months of very hard work by dedicated folks at the Jersey Shore, the rides returned to Casino Pier in Seaside Heights this weekend! Wacky Rooftop Golf, the carousel and arcade are also open. Plus, don't forget about Breakwater Beach water park. In order to Restore The Shore, we need to go back over the bridge and visit Seaside Heights. There's plenty of summer left!
Some Sandy-ravaged communities have brought attention to a dying breed. Communication companies are gradually hanging up on the traditional landlines that homes have used for decades.
It's been nine months since Superstorm Sandy devastated the Jersey Shore, and now, hospitals in Monmouth and Ocean counties are seeing a 20 to 30 percent spike in the number of babies being born.
A nationally syndicated comic strip is being used to bring attention to the devastation of Superstorm Sandy and ongoing storm relief efforts.