Hurricane

Atlantic Hurricane season officially gets underway today and runs through November 30 and there's a few things you can do now in the event a storm of any scale comes our way this year.

Here is the information you need to know about how Tropical Storm Isaias is impacting Monmouth and Ocean Counties.

Monmouth County Freeholders, Senior Advisory Council, Sheriff's Office and Office of Emergency Management have put together a special emergency evacuation bag for seniors and caregivers to help them be ready to go.

As National Preparedness Month gets underway, Monmouth County Sheriff Shaun Golden is reinforcing the critical message to residents to prepare, plan, stay informed and get involved.

New Jersey transportation officials as well as State Police will be conducting their annual emergency evacuation exercise today to practice and refine a response in the event of a major storm like a hurricane.

As hurricane seasons begins on Saturday June 1 and continues thru November 30, Jersey Shore law enforcement and public officials want to make sure you're prepared for the stormy weather in 2019.

As National Preparedness Month gets underway Monmouth County Sheriff Shaun Golden and others want to make sure you're doing what you should be to ensure safety in the event of a disaster, storm or other event.

You're likely familiar and may be apart of it but the 'Know Your Zone' campaign rolled out in 2016 in Monmouth County is receiving praise for what it's done and what it's intended to do here in 2018.

Ready.gov has released a "hurricane preparedness" checklist - make sure you're ready.

Key West was hit extremely hard from Hurricane Irma, and Bum Rogers CrabHouse is holding a fundraiser to help Florida out.

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.

Local Amway Independent Business Owners will distribute approximately 25 pallets (more than $150,000) in free cleaning supplies, provided by Amway, to Monmouth and Ocean County Shore area residents affected by Hurricane Sandy. Products include all-purpose, multi-purpose, bathroom and kitchen cleaners and disinfectants will be available for pick up at no cost on a first come, first served basis. This event will take place Sunday (1/13) between10AM-5PM at the Brick Police Athletic League at 60 Drum Point Road in Brick.