The Jersey Shore is at an important crossroad in the rebuilding process after Hurricane Sandy.
Last Wednesday marked 100 days since the storm. Today marks 100 days until Memorial Day Weekend, the unofficial start to the summer tourism season at the Jersey Shore
A Bayonne man is accused of fatally shooting two men in a parked car, cutting off their heads and hands and burying them in the woods in south Jersey.
The massive snowstorm that swept across the Northeast has knocked out power to almost 640,000 homes and businesses.
Hundreds of signatures adorned a 15-foot steel beam hoisted onto the framework of Ocean Medical Center's new four-story facility in Brick.
Sixteen stories below Manhattan's Grand Central Terminal, an army of workers has blasted through bedrock for a new commuter rail concourse with more floor space than New Orleans' Superdome.
A Nor'easter is on the way that will start and end as snow with a wintry mix in between for most of New Jersey
The U.S. Postal Service isn't waiting any longer for permission from Congress to quit delivering mail on Saturdays.
An entire Neptune neighborhood is evacuated as a probe of an early morning house fire involving a death intensifies.
Today is National Signing Day as prep football standouts from all over the country sign National Letters of Intent with the colleges they have chosen to attend and play football at next season.
For most of us Superstorm Sandy was more of an inconvenience than anything else. We might have lost power for some time and had a few trees fall in our yards but for the most part the loss from the storm was minimal.
An accident on Route 9 in Lakewood got the morning commute off to a rough start.
Scottie dog has a new nemesis after Monopoly fans voted to add a cat to the game and eliminate the iron token.
