Environmental regulations will limit coastal construction starting in July. Local leaders say NJ is thinking too far into the future

Landmark report forecasts water levels and temperature gain but avoids policy prescriptions

Rip currents prompt ban on swimming in many areas

Coastal flooding is possible, especially at high tide on Thursday night

The designation means the areas will be prioritized for federal funding of climate-related resiliency projects

More than 5 inches of rain fell at some Shore locations over weekend

Climate change can cause more extreme weather patterns says NJ state climatologist

Expect 2 to 5 inches of total rainfall, which will cause flash flooding and flooding for western counties. Those along the coast will be spared ...

As Tropical Storm Isaias brings heavy rains and some 40 to 50 mph wind up the eastern shoreline, coastal towns in New Jersey battened down ...

Tropical storm warnings have now been issued by the National Weather Service for every county in New Jersey. Residents will see a myriad of tropical ...

A new state-led effort is working to shore up New Jersey’s coastal future in light of scientists’ grim predictions about climate change.

Fixing it will be expensive and difficult as sea levels continue to rise, yet governments and individual homeowners show little appetite for reining in construction ...

The wet and windy official start of winter left people looking for cover.

Monmouth County emergency services say the storm's impact is 'not so bad.'

The nor'easter that brought March in like a lion is sliding away, but many across New Jersey will feel its impacts long after the last ...

The threat of heavy rain is gone with Hermine drifting east, but coastal flooding and beach erosion are still expected.

Big tax breaks lure big companies to Camden. Worth the price? Rutgers football is Big Ten. Worth the switch? The flu is stronger than the ...

New Jersey State Climatologist David Robinson says the storm is expected to continue through Thursday with possible snow and freezing rain.

Digging out from the big storm and shivering through single digit temperatures. And it’s not over yet. Plus, crime is down but murders are up ...

While the majority of the state was digging out from snow, those at the Jersey Shore were worried about coastal flooding from the storm.