State environmental department approved emergency repairs this week
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In Seaside Heights, 30 to 40 summonses issued on any given weekend, mayor says
Cape May revamped its training program to attract more recruits
Business owners hope increased prices due to inflation won't keep people away this summer
A GOP assemblyman sponsored a measure urging NJ's Department of Health to schedule visits for vaccination vans at towns along the state's oceanfront this summer.
Business Report: Pandemic’s economic impact, supporting minority businesses, protecting NJ’s beaches
State Sen. Troy Singleton introduced legislation that would provide financial and other support to minority-owned businesses.
An annual survey of New Jersey beaches shows most of the state's oceanfront strands had few or no problems meeting federal standards for fecal bacteria ...
New Jersey's non-essential businesses reopened Monday, offering curbside delivery of phone and online orders but no one allowed inside. Most welcomed the chance to resume ...
What’s the summer season going to look like? How can tourists practice social distancing on the beach? These are just some of the burning questions ...
The federal government has dropped its objection to some southern New Jersey towns using sand from a nearby offshore site to replenish their beaches.
The 2006 law banned smoking in bars and restaurants. This new law takes effect in six months and fines people for smoking on beaches and ...
Chris Christie is a name that evokes a larger than life personality. As a corruption busting U.S. Attorney, he parlayed that into a run for ...
Say hello to summer. The holiday weekend produces capacity crowds down the shore. Sailing off to success. A New Jersey yacht builder rises to the ...
Businesses and beaches along the Jersey Shore re-opened Memorial Day weekend for the 2014 summer season.
New Jersey gets a new senator and candidates are already lining up to take that job. Plus, a new battle inside the Democratic party and ...
Veteran lifeguard training officer Timothy O’Donnell has never seen this many rip currents in the 50 years he’s worked in Belmar.
Approximately six months after superstorm Sandy battered the Jersey Shore, a slew of restoration projects by the Army Corps of Engineers are getting underway.