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Beachgoers chased from New Jersey by hurricane damage head to southern shores
Summer is off to a strong start at Rehoboth Beach's Blue Moon, one of the Delaware shore's most renowned restaurants.
3 hrs ago | WHIO
Hurricane center: Beware of the storm surge
This Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2012 file photo made available by the New Jersey Governor's Office shows flooding on the bay side of Seaside, N.J., after Superstorm Sandy made landfall.
4 hrs ago | Star Tribune
With symbolic ribbon-cutting, NJ's shore is reopened 7 months after Superstorm Sandy
People react to New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie Tuesday, April 30, 2013, in Long Beach Township, N.J., after he used an expletive during a town hall meeting on Long Beach Island, where Superstorm Sandy caused heavy damage.
8 hrs ago | The Jersey Journal
The buck starts here: New Jersey bars offer wild rides on mechanical bulls
A growing number of bucking beasts are overtaking Jersey bars. Hoboken is the home of the Garden State's newest mechanical bull, a motorized creature with blinking red eyes that sits in the back of a nightspot, the Stewed Cow.
10 hrs ago | Castanet.net
Man pleads guilty in confinement case
A 48-year-old man accused of confining and sexually assaulting a teenage boy at a home in rural Nova Scotia has pleaded guilty to five charges in the case.
Transit Agencies to Receive $3.7B in Aid
Four major transit agencies in New York and New Jersey will receive $3.7 billion in federal aid to repair damage from Superstorm Sandy.
Atlantic sturgeon making slow recovery
Captain Kevin Wark of Barnegat Light with a newly captured Atlantic sturgeon on his boat Dana Christine.
'State of the Shore' reveals hurricane stripped beaches of sand, elevation
Sand from the beach at Sea Bright is placed in a giant sifter as work to restore the shore goes on in Sea Bright in December.
1,000 Bottles Of Booze Seized in 'Operation Swill'
More than 1,000 bottles of booze were seized from 29 New Jersey bars by more than 100 state agents Wednesday at the conclusion of a year-long investigation called "Operation Swill, '' authorities said Thursday.
N.J. Bar Accused Of Substituting Rubbing Alcohol For Premium Liquor
Was that really a Jack and Coke you had in New Jersey? It might not have been, but authorities in the Garden State are working to do something about it.
Liberals demand answers on scandal
Sen. Mike Duffy arrives on Parliament Hill for a meeting of the Senate Internal Economy, Budgets and Administration committee on Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
Poverty Spreading To New Jersey's Suburbs [AUDIO]
That disturbing fact is found in the "Kids Count 2013" report released by Advocates for Children of New Jersey .
A New Plan To Protect Disabled New Jersey Drivers [AUDIO]
Beginning August 1st, the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission will require drivers with disabilities to get re-certified by a doctor every three years in order to get a handicapped placard and license plates for their car.
Jersey Shore Summer 2013: Beach Guide
More than six months after Superstorm Sandy caused unprecedented damage to the Jersey Shore region, the beaches will be open for Memorial Day Weekend and the summer.
New Jersey Choral Society to end season with program in Montclair
The New Jersey Choral Society concludes its 2012-13 season with "Mass," a program of reflective and inspirational music on Friday, May 31 at 8 p.m. at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, 30 North Fullerton Ave., Montclair .
New Jersey Changes Handicapped Parking Program
The problem with the current system is that, once a handicapped plate or placard is issued, there was no way to check whether it's still medically necessary.
Massive twister unlikely in NJ
Could a massive, deadly twister touch down in New Jersey someday? Not likely, but it's not out of the question.
Railroad Cafe in East Rutherford busted in ABC sting
The Railroad CafA© located at 170 Union Ave. in East Rutherford was one of 29 establishments targeted in an ABC sting.
County Drivers Reminded to 'Click it or Ticket'
As motorists take to the roads this Memorial Day holiday, the state Division of Highway Traffic Safety is urging everyone to buckle up.
Juried Art Show at TCNJ to Feature Work by Students and Teachers
ART, INNOVATION, IDEAS: Faith Ringgold will be one of four artists and teachers judging submissions from local students to The College of New Jersey's exhibition, "Art, Innovation and Ideas," opening Sunday June 2. Students from high schools in Princeton and Lawrenceville will be featured in the TCNJ art gallery.