potholes

The post-winter weather aftermath can be rough and we need your help to clean up the mess...

A Howell man may face multiple charges following a collision on Friday afternoon where he struck a police officer on Manassa Road near Norse Road.

The Jersey Shore needs help to recover from the severe winter weather!

I always thought spring was pothole season at the Jersey Shore. But this year, don't tell that to the bottom of my car.

Potholes have become more abundant recently due to the harsh winter weather and they can do all types of damage to your vehicle.

There was a real effort in the Garden State to repair the thousands of pothole created by our horrible winter. I think they missed some.

It's definitely pothole season. At least once a day while driving around, I encounter one that I swear could swallow up most of my car -- but there's something we can do about it!

This past winter was very tough on New Jersey's snowstorm budget, and the money continues to move out the door to help with weather-related road repairs.

Following the worst winter in decades, the New Jersey Department of Transportation continues to patch potholes that appeared everywhere on roadways across the Garden State.

The brutal winter has made New Jersey's roads look like Swiss cheese, and hitting a pothole could land you with some hefty repair bills.

Many roads in New Jersey look like the surface of the moon these days - because there are so many potholes.

This winter has been a nightmare, and as we creep towards spring, the potholes are dragging us back into misery with every jolting bump, flat tire, and bent wheel rim. Some roads seem to be much worse than others.