Hurricane Joaquin

Ocean, Monmouth and Cape May Counties would be compensated for the costs of battling the October Nor'easter, if President Obama approves Governor Christie's request for a Major Disaster declaration.

Today marks the three year anniversary since Hurricane/Superstorm Sandy devastated the Jersey Shore and the east coast. A candlelight vigil is happening tonight in Ortley Beach Ortley Beach was one of the hardest hit towns three years ago

Check out this crazy footage!

With Governor Christie declaring a state of emergency, this weekend's Zombie Walk has been postponed.

I took a ride to Seaside Heights this morning to see how they are preparing for Hurricane Joaquin this weekend. The town isn't taking any chances. Preparations have already begun. On the North side of Casino Pier, workers are building temporary dunes to hopefully protect the boardwalk from a storm surge...

When gale-force winds and pummelling rains batter the shore, it's only natural to think, "Will my electricity stay on?". And, as many of us have learned the hard way, high-intensity weather events can also impact the flow of natural gas and water to our homes and businesses. The uncertainty during the outage can be nerve-wracking.

We all remember the long lines at gas stations after Hurricane Sandy. One of the big problems was that many gas stations had pumps that ran on electricity. The state gave millions of dollars in grants to gas stations across New Jersey to install generators, check out this map to see where the generators are.

A reinforced beachfront and enhanced rescue capabilities highlight hurricane preparations organized today by officials in Toms River.