New Jersey’s beloved shore towns welcome millions each summer, but locals struggle as quiet streets turn chaotic under waves of seasonal visitors.

Bank cards, buggies and beach towels stayed in pockets this morning as Sussex woke to rattling windows and restless seas.

NOW summer has well and truly come to a close, the peak season for coastal towns has also ended. Take out a digital subscription today and you'll get unlimited access to all our articles, brand new ...

Although the City of Oaks is a land-locked metropolis, one of the many reasons I love living here is that there are so many ...

One of Wildwood’s iconic attractions is taking a road trip to Philadelphia this offseason after 40 years at the Jersey Shore.

Morey’s Pier may look a little different in upcoming months: The Giant Wheel is set to be fully disassembled for an extensive ...

Family vacations are about more than just sand and surf, they’re about connection, laughter, and making memories that last a ...

The Wildwood boardwalk will soon look a little different. The giant Ferris wheel at Morey’s Piers is set to be removed over ...

Frustration is mounting in Charlotte County as residents express their discontent over the prolonged closure of a popular park. More than a year after Hurricane Milton, neighbors are still waiting for ...

A longtime Jersey Shore boardwalk waterpark has permanently closed and the future of the property in a prime location could include a major redevelopment project, officials said. In a statement issued ...

In a new location to accommodate an overflow crowd, Mayor Jay Gillian opened the Oct. 9 City Council meeting with a call for ...