Atlantic County

As coronavirus-related restrictions are eased and temperatures climb, people are flocking back to the Jersey Shore.

As the state continues to reopen, some department stores and open air outlet centers can let customers back inside.

The owners of the businesses decided that it was time to open despite an executive order.

Utility crews worked all night on restoration after trees brought down wires and poles in the rare derecho.

A powerful line of thunderstorms that moved across New Jersey late Wednesday morning left nearly 200,000 utility customers without power.

It's shaping up to be a different kind of season amid the pandemic, but these Shore restaurants still have drinks ready to toast the summer.

As the pandemic continues, a number of department and retail stores are giving shoppers new options.

There are now 135 testing sites, public or privately run, across New Jersey. Some are open to those not showing symptoms and some are for antibody testing.

Marinas and boatyards can open, but charter boats can't operate during the health crisis. all three governors said.

Some ShopRites have a temporary new cap on shopper capacity. Meanwhile, an Instacart strike over worker rights could add to the chaos.

While mayors are concerned about a lack of social distancing by beachgoers they also see the benefits of using exercising outdoors.

Train Wreck in Mount Holly, Claremont in Fairfield and Lazy Eye Distilleries all converted some operations to help the public.