Lavallette

If tests done Tuesday on the beaches come back at high levels they will be closed for swimming.

Pesci built this house in 1990 and from the looks of it, he hasn't updated since then. The property has been on the market for a very long time.

WHAT. IS. THIS.

Toms River Police continue their investigation into a Monday morning accident on the Mathis Bridge that injured both drivers.

Academy award winner and New Jersey Hall of Famer Joe Pesci is one of the treasures of the Garden State. The 77-year-old Newark native has been in at least 37 feature films over his career. With that kind of success comes the perks. For example, a mansion on the water in Lavallette priced at $6.5 million.

This is a great idea for anyone you know who likes to layout on the beach in Lavallette during the Summer. The gift of a beach badge. Beach badges go on sale in Lavallette from December 14th, through December 23rd. The badges will be sold at the lifeguard headquarters building on Philadelphia Avenue...

Lavallette officials said a father and adult son were pulled from the water Monday amid a high rip current advisory.

With so much information being released every single day, it's hard to keep track of which beach, park, and boardwalk is open, and which ones remain closed. At this time, it seems like most beaches and boardwalks have reopened in New Jersey...

The beaches in Lavallette are officially open for sunbathers. The boardwalk in Lavallette will remain closed until further notice. The decision for Lavallette to reopen came at a 3-3 split vote by town officials which had to be broken by Mayor LaCicero According to Shorebeat: The resolution reopens beaches Tuesday morning and requires beachgoers to practice social distancing, keeping six feet apar

First, it was Seaside Heights, then it was Point Pleasant Beach, now the town of Lavallette has made the decision to close their boardwalk and the beaches to prevent the spreading of COVID-19. They are also banning rentals from online services...

A family in Toms River bought 160 meals from the Crab's Claw Inn and donated them to the staff at Community Medical Center.

A Lavallette man has been indicted by a Grand Jury in connection to charges of vehicular homicide after he struck a pedestrian on Route 35 North and Guyer Avenue last October.