Sea Bright

Donovan's Reef is Sea Bright was a go-to spot at the Jersey Shore for years until Superstorm Sandy destroyed the building. Now, nearly 5 years later, it's expected to fully reopen, just in time for the holiday weekend.

Water pressure was returning to normal for several communities in Monmouth County on Sunday.

A boil water advisory for Fair Haven, Little Silver, Red Bank, Rumson and Sea Bright has been lifted except for several streets in Little Silver near the break.

We already told you the good news that Donovan's Reef will be returning to Sea Bright next year. Now comes another big announcement: The Mad Hatter will also be back in 2017! In a 6-3 vote at Thursday night's planning board meeting, members approved plans for owners Scott and Amy Kelly to construct a $4 million,15,000 square-foot restaurant...

Fans of Brian Kirk and the Jirks have a reason to smile, as plans are moving forward to restore Sea Bright's beloved club, Donovan's Reef, to its former glory. Construction is in the beginning stages, as workers began delivering pilings to where the new elevated building will sit...

Another awesome sign of rebuilding in Sea Bright as one of the owners of the popular (and Sandy-destroyed) Donovan's Reef, says it should be partially reopened by July 1st!

The Sea Bright Post Office building on Ocean Ave., boarded up and vacant since Sandy ripped through, will finally come back to life this summer in the form of a new restaurant.

A deal was announced yesterday that will make a large piece of land in Sea Bright severely damaged by Superstorm Sandy a park.

A Sea Bright landmark that was destroyed by Superstorm Sandy has been given approval to reopen by the Borough Planning Board.

Food Network's fourth installment of "The Great Food Truck Race" premieres Sunday night August 18th and Monmouth county is very well represented.

As Restore the Shore continues, there's more good news. This time it's for Sea Bright.

Efforts to crack down on Superstorm-related crimes leads to the arrest of a Sea Bright man. 51 year old William Nagle was charged today with defrauding FEMA out of more than $12-thousand dollars in Transitional Shelter Assistance grant money.