NJ Department of Environmental Protection found 'notable erosion'

Rip currents prompt ban on swimming in many areas

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

Shore towns blindsided, worry about long-term impact of funding cuts

More tariffs, fewer Canadian visitors and immigration concerns could affect tourism numbers

Annual address draws officials, scientists

Jersey Shore businesses rely on Canadian visitors. Many say they're seeing a steep decline

AAA anticipates 9% increase in travel bookings, which would set a new record

NJ House members want a study. No need, says an expert. More important is how humans deal with coastlines as waters rise

Interview: Andy Coburn, Program for the Study of Developed Shorelines, Western Carolina University

Sections of the city’s beaches will be closed at times for the operation

More rapid erosion is forcing officials to consider alternatives

Shore beach towns look for immediate fixes while nature strips away the sand

Students from 32 schools attend Clean Ocean Action’s annual Sandy Hook Student Summit

The improvements will incorporate more resilience to survive increasingly severe weather

Migrating seals are using Jersey Shore beaches as rest stops

Work has been needed with increasing frequency with the effects of climate change

Mayor Tony Vaz says years of rowdy behavior have given the area a bad reputation

Critics say it's ecologically harmful and wasteful spending