Brielle

It sits on one acre along the Manasquan River with a private beach and a 135 foot dock that can accommodate a 75 foot yacht.

Authorities are asking for the public's help with identifying the body of a woman that was fatally struck by a New Jersey Transit train in Monmouth County in 2008.

I don't know if the original designers of this house that sits on the Manasquan River went out of their way to have it look better than any high-end hotel and resort I've ever been to, but mission accomplished.

Police in the borough of Brielle are asking for your help identifying 10 male teenagers they've spotted on surveillance camera setting fires on the basketball courts at Brielle Park.

Rather than deal with the 4th of July holiday crowd, 25 Jersey Shore locals, including myself, reserved a water taxi for the Saturday before the 4th of July. We had a tremendous night and I can easily say the Jersey Shore's best water taxi is docked in Brielle, New Jersey.

She was found walking in the area of State Highway 71 and Union Lane.

An off-duty New Jersey State Police Trooper and good samaritan came to the rescue of two kayakers fighting to survive in the Glimmer Class Creek in Manasquan.

Let's rewind back to October of 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic canceled my sister's destination wedding plans so she and now my brother-in-law took full advantage of what the Jersey Shore has to offer. Their wedding took place on Point Pleasant Beach just yards away from Jenkinson's Boardwalk. We were fortunate to have a beautiful October day. After they were pronounced husband and wife, we spent the rest of the night celebrating on the River Queen.

The Real Housewives of NJ hit up a lot of Jersey Shore spots on last week's episode. Have you been to any of them?

Step Into this amazing dream house in Brielle!

If you pictured your dream home having an amazing view of the Manasquan River and including a safe that looks like a bank vault, we may have found the home for you.

Several Jersey Shore residents and businesses have been charged for holding large gatherings or violating another of Governor Phil Murphy's executive orders aimed at preventing the spread of the Covid-19 coronavirus.