
Rip currents prompt ban on swimming in many areas

Rip currents prompt ban on swimming in many areas

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

Mayor says the move is about protecting people after a man drowned Monday night
NJ Spotlight NewsFour people drowned at the Shore over Labor Day weekend

Lots of people spent the morning soaking up rays in Asbury Park, one of 216 New Jersey beaches open for business heading into the Memorial ...

Officials have taken precautions ahead of Hermine, handing out sandbags to residents and keeping an eye on the tides, but they aren't expecting evacuations.

Gaston is churning up ocean waters and has led to rip current warnings at beaches along the Jersey Shore.

The governor says it's not his decision to make as he vetoes legislation and rejects raising the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour. Betting ...

It's important to know how to prevent drowning and what to do if it happens, especially during the 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.


The app was created by a team of computer science students. However, only lifeguards, researchers and the National Weather Service can use the app.