NJ Spotlight NewsAlmost $100 million to build up sand along South Jersey shores, and a separate effort to deepen waterways for bigger, heavier ships
NJ Spotlight NewsAlmost $100 million to build up sand along South Jersey shores, and a separate effort to deepen waterways for bigger, heavier ships

Shore towns blindsided, worry about long-term impact of funding cuts
(NJ Spotlight News)The aim of the ‘Five Mile Island’ project is to protect beaches affected by erosion
(Ted Goldberg/NJ Spotlight News)The scaled-down plan, costing $8B, omits floodgates for places like Manasquan and Barnegat
(AP Photo/Ted Shaffrey)Congress is set to pass legislation to approve hundreds of federal projects, dozens in New Jersey
NJ Spotlight NewsSections of the city’s beaches will be closed at times for the operation
NJ Spotlight NewsWork has been needed with increasing frequency with the effects of climate change
Facebook/ Frank Pallone Jr.Shore towns still reeling after heavy rain, flooding last weekend

Interview: Patrick Rosenello, Mayor of North Wildwood

Environmental organizations explained to a group at a public forum Monday that LNG is a flammable product that can be highly explosive.

After 10-plus years and $3 million of research, Manville doesn’t qualify for federal flood mitigation measures, according to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

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The Rahway River Basin runs through 24 municipalities in Union, Essex and Middlesex counties, threatening homes and businesses when heavy rain falls as happened during ...

Jury selection in the George Washington Bridge lane closing trial that's come to be known as Bridgegate. We'll preview the witnesses and the potential consequences. ...

Close encounter as teachers who tried to defeat Gov. Christie hear from his education commissioner. Plus, a former Rutgers coach calls himself an idiot. And ...

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is conducting a beach replenishment project from Manasquan to Belmar to replace millions of cubic feet of sand.

Damage from Hurricane Sandy caused heavy damage at the Passaic Valley Sewage Commission's Newark treatment facility.

Contractors with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are working around the clock in Brant Beach on a beach replenishment project.