Monmouth County Sheriff Shaun Golden has joined us each morning since the day before Sandy to keep us updated on the very latest on the aftermath of Sandy. Sheriff Golden has been touring some of the devastation and shared some photos with us and we wanted to share them with you.
I was driving on Bridge Ave. in Point Pleasant yesterday and I saw what I'm pretty sure was the National Guard. It certainly was comforting to know that additional help is here for all the unprecedented, monumental tasks ahead of us here at the Jersey Shore.
The Jersey Shore is famous for being home to good strong people. Patience however, has never been one of our strong point, but hey, that's who we are. But since Sandy, we all have to reach down deep and muster as much patience as we can.
A very surreal look at at Brick Township and the Jersey Shore post-Sandy via aerial video.
The Seaside Heights Fire Department has officially declared the Mathis Bridge an unsafe structure.
Ocean County continues to struggle after Hurricane Sandy left a path of destruction.
Cleanup continues in Monmouth and Ocean counties. Where can you find gas, ice, open grocery stores and some quick places to grab a bite to eat? Check out our list for Monmouth and Ocean counties. Please remember that many places are only excepting cash and lines for gas are extremely long at virtually every location.
As we all recover from Sandy, the unbelievable sights from the historic Jersey Shore continue to roll in. Here are some sobering shots of Jersey Shore landmarks after the storm.
In a picture that could only be compared to something you would see in a movie, water surges through the closed doors of the Hoboken subway station.
More than 1.2 million utility customers in New Jersey are without electricity due to the superstorm that's pummeling the state with rain and strong winds.
Dear Sandy,
Who invited you. This isn't tourist season, and you don't live here. So what are you doing here? You made that nasty left turn in the Atlantic. Don't you know there are no left turns in New Jersey?
There is plenty to be worried about with Hurricane Sandy. They weren't kidding when they said superstorm.