Sandy

What's being done to find a solution for back bay flooding issues along the Jersey Shore? You have two opportunities this week to find out.

A Seaside Heights man who allegedly acted as a home contractor trying to defraud a Sandy victim of over a million dollars he received to renovate a home in Toms River and didn't do the work, has been arrested.

An independent audit of the township's finances found that they are in good shape for the sixth year in a row.

I'm not sure why I haven't seen this before, but I saw it on Facebook today for the first time, and it's actually pretty cool. This time-lapse video of the construction of the Seaside Heights Boardwalk after Hurricane Sandy destroyed it was captured by Earthcam between March 18th- May 21st, 2013...

Toms River is about to get a whole lot cleaner with the township receiving a $209,273.00 grant from the NJ-DEP as part of New Jersey's Clean Communities Program.

There's been yet another case of sandy fraud at the Jersey Shore.

An Ocean County couple pleads guilty to stealing nearly $1,500,000.00 from more than 20 people who hired their home improvement companies to fix their Superstorm Sandy damaged houses.

Nearly five and a half years after a Jersey Shore landmark was destroyed, one of many by Superstorm Sandy, Berkeley Island County Park has now opened back up for all of Ocean County and beyond.

Some good news in the years following Superstorm Sandy for homeowners in Toms River as township officials announce a reduction in flood insurance premiums.

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

The Seaside Heights beach in 2018 might look quite different.

New Jersey renters, homeowners and business owners still recovering from Superstorm Sandy damage are being encouraged to apply for disaster assistance loans through the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA).