
As the years go by, lots of communities change, though residents of one Jersey shore town are celebrating the preservation of their history.

As the years go by, lots of communities change, though residents of one Jersey shore town are celebrating the preservation of their history.

Thousands hit re-opened beaches, state parks and recreational areas on this holiday hours after the state government shutdown comes to end. How lawmakers and the ...

The Ocean Grove Independence Day Parade was established 48 years ago and features about 90 different groups.

State takeovers, reforms, funding, testing. We're back to school. Gas prices rock, but not rock bottom. Fighting violence in Trenton. Fighting City Hall in Rutherford. ...

So-called "tenters" spend their summers on leased land from the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association, a tradition that started nearly 150 years ago.

The governor makes a move to shake up his administration. They never gave up. The shore town that fought for hurricane aid until they got ...

After filing appeals with FEMA, Ocean Grove is now getting federal funding to rebuild its boardwalk, which was damaged by Hurricane Sandy.

Women groups make a plea for earned sick pay. Gov. Christie signs gun control measures. And Ocean County business are surviving but not thriving.

Sen. Jeff Chiesa says he doesn't know what his next step will be after his time in the Senate ends, but he won't be going ...

The Fourth of July and America celebrates with parades, fairs and a big "welcome back" for the Statue of Liberty. Plus, the crucial role New ...

More than 1,000 people marched in Ocean Grove's 44th Independence Day parade.

Sandy's destruction may have visitors wondering if the Shore is ready for them. Officials from the various shore towns offer a status report on their ...

FEMA rejected a request by the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association for funding to rebuild its boardwalk, which was damaged during Hurricane Sandy.

FEMA rejected a request of $1 million to repair the boardwalk in Ocean Grove because the organization that owns it is a private, non-profit. But ...

Many throughout the state showed their patriotism during July 4 parades.