Seaside Heights Roller Coaster Won’t Stay Submerged
A roller coaster swept off a Seaside Heights amusement pier by Superstorm Sandy won't remain as a tourist attraction partially submerged in the ocean.
A roller coaster swept off a Seaside Heights amusement pier by Superstorm Sandy won't remain as a tourist attraction partially submerged in the ocean.
While Holgate along long beach island is re-opening this morning for residents for the first time, in Mantoloking, officials are not allowing anyone back in due to the pending weather.
Berkeley Township is hosting a big football party to show appreciation to first responders, public works and sanitation staffers who served during and after the super storm.
Locked-out NHL players hit the ice Saturday night to raise money for Superstorm Sandy victims and give hockey fans a one-night fix.
New Jersey Natural Gas reports progress in replacing lines and meters in Ocean & Monmouth counties affected by superstorm Sandy.
Cleaning up the damage caused by Superstorm Sandy will cost New Jersey about $29.4 billion.
Authorities say a Brick man was killed Thanksgiving Day while trying to remove a tree that was damaged by Hurricane Sandy.
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.
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.
Brick Memorial High School in Brick hosts "Stangs–giving" tonight, a pasta dinner to raise money for victims of Hurricane Sandy.
Lavallette residents and property owners can drive to their homes on Tuesday.