The remains of a roller coaster that was knocked off a Seaside Heights amusement pier by Superstorm Sandy and partially submerged in the Atlantic Ocean might be left there as a tourist attraction.
First Lady Mary Pat Christie has been offered $1000 for the Governor's infamous fleece pullover he wore during Hurricane Sandy to benefit the Hurricane Sandy New Jersey Relief Fund.
A server at a Middlesex County Applebee's picking up a check after her customer left got a nasty message instead of the expected tip.
Hundreds of Seaside Heights residents can reclaim their vehicles tomorrow at no charge from a Toms River towing company who was harshly criticized for alleged price gouging and inappropriate towing practices in Sandy's wake.
Rutgers University has made it official: the school is leaving the Big East for the Big Ten.
Rutgers University is expected to announce it is leaving the Big East for the Big Ten today.
Hostess Brands Inc. and its second largest union will go into mediation to try and resolve their differences, meaning the company won't go out of business just yet.
Some residents of Seaside Heights whose cars were towed by APK Towing are getting them back at no charge.
Service on NJ Transit's most heavily damaged rail line has resumed today with delays.
Governor Chris Christie made a guest appearance on NBC's Saturday Night Live to make fun of his Hurricane Sandy fleece.
Brick Township was one of the worst hit by Hurricane Sandy, but as residents are slowly being allowed back onto the barrier islands, residents and officials must begin the difficult task of rebuilding.
A Toms River towing company under legal and public scrutiny over charges of price gouging has admitted charging too much to remove cars from Seaside Heights following Superstorm Sandy and is offering refunds.
