NJ association president said he wants to get the 'bad actors' who could do harm

Iconic beachside structures in 18 Shore communities get $100M in federal funding

Among the administration’s requests to Congress, $700 million for the Hudson tunnel

The Carroll Gallery at the Emlen Physick estate displays family photos of Grant Street Beach, the city’s once-segregated beach

A Cape May fishing company is at center of legal challenge

More than 1 in 6 species are in danger of extinction this century

The turbines are key components in efforts by East Coast states to aggressively drive down heat-trapping emissions and slow the very warming that's wounding fishing sectors ...

Number of flooding days in mid-Atlantic region jumps 350% between 2000 and 2023

The companies object to federal requirement that they pay for third-party monitors

The toll is the one tax that gives New Jerseyans a great return on their investment

Cape May revamped its training program to attract more recruits

Damaging floods are projected to become a more regular occurrence

The march was organized by Perigee Moon, a women-owned tattoo shop

Towns are raising lifeguard pay as labor shortage and rising rents bite

One woman describes her battle to spend time with her mother

Avalon mayor blames ‘elimination of certain police powers’

The museum celebrates the life and work of the abolitionist who led many to freedom through the underground railroad

State senator says some residents must travel over 70 miles to the nearest agency

Finding enough workers for seasonal shore business reopen is proving to be a challenge.

New Jersey has an abundance of historical sites, but get to know the 32 that were selected for the 2019 Tourism Tournament.