Sandy

During an informal presentation at the Seaside Park Land Use Board Tuesday evening, Funtown Pier owner Bill Major unveiled plans of what he is hoping will be the new Funtown Pier which will include plenty of "thrill" rides

Hurricane Sandy hit 2 years ago yesterday, but today is the day when we realized exactly how much devastation took place. As soon as the sun came up on that Tuesday morning, we got the first look at what Hurricane Sandy did to us, and the realization of the long road ahead that we were facing...

Governor Chris Christie was on tour at the Jersey Shore yesterday on the second anniversary of Sandy, and he was in no mood to deal with a protester.

It was two years ago today that the infamous Sandy made her unwelcome appearance on our beautiful shoreline and left a trail of devastation in her wake, and Governor Chris Christie will mark the occasion with visits to our area.

Two years after the devastating storm, a number of Sandy victims fed up with trying to rebuild, are deciding to completely demolish their homes and start fresh.

Sandy struck us two years ago this week and the damage caused by her wrath is still being felt in a big way.

Nearly two years after first making landfall, Superstorm Sandy victims continue to suffer from psychological stress, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), according to a new Monmouth University Poll released Monday.

Two years since Superstorm Sandy made landfall in New Jersey, the state still isn't stronger than the storm.

It's a chilling recounting of the devastation of the largest Atlantic hurricane on record, and you don't want to miss it tonight when 'Hurricane 360: Horror on the Jersey Shore' re-airs on the Weather Channel.

Believe it or not, we are almost two years removed since Hurricane Sandy devastated the Jersey Shore. Last week on vacation, I decided to take a quick ride to Mantoloking, NJ to see how the town is coming along. When you drive on Rt. 35, you see all the construction going on. You see a lot of empty lots of where homes, and mansions once stood. I was curious of what the beach looked like. I was act

The Garden State dodged a bullet when Hurricane Arthur only grazed the state last weekend, but Gov. Chris Christie believes New Jersey is still vulnerable if another storm hits.

The upcoming Memorial Day weekend marks the start of the 2014 summer tourism season in New Jersey, but it's also the first time Sandy won't be the first thing on the minds of tourism officials.