Sandy

Two Towns, One Voice, One Mission. That's the name of an upcoming concert at Brookdale Community College to benefit Sandy victims in Union Beach. Get your tickets now!

As many of our friends, family members and neighbors continue to battle back from Sandy, Hometown Heroes has been there. And they still are, even in the wake of their own tragedy.

It was a brutal winter with visits from the polar vortex and constant cold, and this summer we've already seen our share of severe thunderstorm and flash flood warnings and watches and high winds. But is this really extreme weather or are we just extra worried since Sandy?

Spend this Saturday, June 14, 2013, on the beach for a great cause and lots of entertainment!

It's been 19 months since Hurricane Sandy washed the Avon Pavilion away...but after a long road, it's finally set to reopen!

The upcoming Memorial Day weekend marks the start of the 2014 summer tourism season in New Jersey, but it's also the first time Sandy won't be the first thing on the minds of tourism officials.

The PBS Series Driving Jersey has a super special premiere tonight called "This Boardwalk Life". It chronicles four seasons in Seaside Heights following Hurricane Sandy.

Ed Jarrett, the sculptor behind 'Sandycastle - the World's Tallest Sandcastle' has a new project in the works to benefit Hometown Heroes, the charity organization that recently lost their office and its contents to a fire.

The 2nd Annual River Concert is coming up, to benefit victims of Hurricane Sandy.

The replenishment project undertaken after Superstorm Sandy is showing positive results as we head into the unofficial start of summer 2014.

After Sandy there were dire predictions that Jersey shore communities would be forced to dramatically increase fees for beach badges to help pay for cleanup and restoration work. But it turns out the vast majority of shore towns are holding beach badge costs steady this summer.

After helping thousands of Superstorm Sandy victims rebuild their lives, an Ocean County charity finds itself with no place to go after losing everything in Thursday's fire in downtown Toms River.