Hurricane Sandy

It was a storm that left so many here in New Jersey devastated. It was hopefully a once-in-a-lifetime weather event that caused so much heartache and destroyed and damaged so many homes and businesses here in the Garden State.

10 Years later, I still remember the sound of the wind, I couldn't believe it.

New Jersey 101.5 Chief Meteorologist Dan Zarrow expects wind gusts of 40 mph inland and 50-60 mph on the ocean with total 1-2 inches from Friday afternoon's storm.

As we all wait patiently to catch the much-anticipated release of The Many Saints of Newark, there are a handful of other New Jersey spotlighted stories that deserve your attention.

What is in a name? A lot if you attach that name to a tropical storm or hurricane. New Jersians know all too well names like Irene, Fay, Hannah, Floyd, Bertha, Doria, and Sandy. Names of various storms that wreaked havoc in our state over the years. Some more than others.

It's hard to believe that eight years ago today, Hurricane/Superstorm made landfall over New Jersey and absolutely destroyed the Jersey Shore Coastline. It wasn't the wind and rain that caused most of the damage; it was the massive storm surge...

I have been wondering for a long time what is going on with this house on Rt. 35 in Mantoloking. Why has it remained like this for all these years? It has been an eerie reminder of the massive devastation that Hurricane Sandy did to the Jersey Shore back in 2012

You probably know by now that Casino Pier in Seaside Heights is expanding to provide more rides and games for the kids, and to get back to the size they once were before Hurricane Sandy destroyed the pier. Instead of the pier being expanded back over the Atlantic Ocean...

Yesterday (9/12) was the three year anniversary of the Seaside Park fire that destroyed what was left of the boardwalk that was unaffected from Hurricane Sandy. I remember it was a Thursday afternoon around 2:30 pm when I started seeing things pop up on Facebook about the fire...

It's been almost four years since Hurricane Sandy destroyed so much on the Jersey Shore. There are so many families that are still not back in their homes, and who are still picking up the pieces of what their lives were like before Hurricane Sandy hit...

If you live in Lavallette, and you need to get rid of some stuff, the annual town wide garage sale returns this Summer. The garage sale has not happened since before Hurricane Sandy. Normally the garage sale is held the first weekend of June, but due to another event taking place that weekend, the garage sale will be held the weekend of June 11th & 12th. ...

Toms River officials are asking residents who had a freshly cut Christmas Tree (NOT fake ones) this year for the holidays to not throw it out with the trash, but to please donate it to Ortley Beach to help rebuild the dunes along the beach