The Wall Street JournalTowns, cities bordering Passaic River saw the worst of it
The Wall Street JournalTowns, cities bordering Passaic River saw the worst of it

Some areas still closed for clean up

An estimated $6.3 billion-plus worth of tax-ratable property could be underwater by 2050

New Jersey is home to one of the nation’s largest Puerto Rican populations
APThe storm slammed Turks and Caicos Islands on Tuesday

Over the past 24 hours, about 170 flights were canceled at Newark Airport

New project to take place in Ocean County
NJ Spotlight NewsAll 21 counties remain under a state of emergency
NJ Spotlight NewsState leaders are advising people to stay off the roads so cleanup crews can work

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 ...

The report looked at wave heights, water levels, and storm duration from September to April -- three key factors in beach erosion.

The timing of the heaviest snow and sleet will coincide with the evening drive for millions of New Jersey residents.

Ultimately, the state fielded 1,900 pieces of equipment, but officials admitted they don’t have enough heavy tow trucks to move stranded vehicles. Murphy also said ...

The forecast remains on track for a high-impact, long duration winter weather event.

A powerful coastal storm will wreak weather havoc across New Jersey beginning late Thursday through Saturday this weekend.

Christie gets an earful as Sandy reimbursements lag. Prepping for another hurricane season. Fostering inclusion for disabled kids and classmates. Medicare changes hurt medical equipment ...

With hurricane season beginning June 1, Monmouth County has rolled out a new program for emergency preparedness.

The rain has stopped, but the water's still rising. There's a hole in the state budget. How to fill an $800 million gap fast. Mayors ...

Morris County Office of Emergency Director Jeff Paul says the county is under a flood warning until 1 a.m. Friday.

Approximately six months after superstorm Sandy battered the Jersey Shore, a slew of restoration projects by the Army Corps of Engineers are getting underway.