Ilya Hemlin

Heavy equipment and construction crews are on hand to permanently tear down Tent City in Lakewood, as the encampment enters its final stages.

A drug that can reverse a heroin overdose is closer to being in the hands of Ocean County police officers, but law enforcement won't be the only ones with access to it.

Police in Ocean County are beginning training on how to administer a drug that would reverses opiate overdoses.

With numerous federal beach replenishment projects underway, any remaining unsigned easements from beachfront homeowners will not deter the Army Corps of Engineers.

With the winter wreaking havoc with the timeline of the Route 35 construction project, a coalition of businesses in Lavallette is growing more concerned it could mean another handicapped summer for them.

Many New Jersey residents are having a tough time in the state's job market.

Even though snow is still hanging around, beach season isn't too far away, and Jersey Shore communities are thinking of ways to attract visitors to each individual stretch of sand.

A recent drug sweep in Monmouth County took numerous guns off the streets of Asbury Park, but the fight continues to remove illegal weapons from criminals.

It might not seem like it, but shore towns are already thinking about the condition of their beaches come summertime.

Monmouth County's heroin epidemic is being brought to the attention of parents and children through a series of seminars titled "Heroin Kills."