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Route 34 in Wall is closed until further notice, NJDOT says.

New Jersey transportation officials as well as State Police will be conducting their annual emergency evacuation exercise today to practice and refine a response in the event of a major storm like a hurricane.

Manchester Police were able to catch a transformer exploding and electrical wires falling to the ground right on dash cam video while on patrol along Route 70.

What's being done to find a solution for back bay flooding issues along the Jersey Shore? You have two opportunities this week to find out.

After the major storm last week flooded the Greenbriar adult community in Brick Township, Ocean County Consumer Affairs Officials have set up daily patrols in that area looking for "predatory illegal contractors".

You're likely familiar and may be apart of it but the 'Know Your Zone' campaign rolled out in 2016 in Monmouth County is receiving praise for what it's done and what it's intended to do here in 2018.

The heart of the storm bears down on the coast today, as powerful winds and pelting rain combine with high tide cycles to impact the ocean and back bay shorelines.

Voluntary evacuations have been recommended for those in flood-prone and low-lying areas of Brielle, Manasquan, Point Pleasant, Brick, Toms River, and other towns because of potential flooding from today's storm.
But how do you decide on whether or not to go?

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.

Well, from looking at my Facebook newsfeed, everyone caught the amazing double rainbow after yesterday's storm except for me.
Luckily, I've gathered together some of the pictures!