Barnegat Bay

We can soon start eating more Jersey Fresh crustaceans from the Barnegat Bay. The State Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) is reopening the southern part of the Sandy-damaged shellfish beds in the bay Friday morning.

Months after Hurricane Sandy devastated the Jersey shore, all kinds of debris is still being pulled from our waterways. Take a look at this video of salvage work in the Barnegat Bay:

Plenty of cars wound up in Barnegat Bay after Hurricane Sandy. This one, say Toms River police, wasn't one of them.

As the summer approaches, the lasting ramifications of Superstorm Sandy are starting to come to light, however one effect that is still unknown is the impact on the jellyfish population at Barnegat Bay.

We see the devastating impact that Super Storm Sandy had on many Garden State residents, but how did it affect the Barnegat Bay?

Thousands of volunteers will be donning their gloves and picking up trash along the shore this Thursday in the third installment of the Department of Environmental Protection's Barnegat Bay Blitz.

If you have cruised along the Barnegat Bay, chances are you have met Jerry Golembeski. He was the captain of Ocean County's very first pumpout boat. After 14 years of service under his watchful eye, he's retiring.

In a summer scarred by beachfront tragedies, a father and son escape harm after being stranded in Barnegat Inlet - and survive an experience that both can tell their respective grandchildren.

A hundred different opinions all came together Tuesday night in Toms River for a brainstorming session with one singular purpose—help restore the health of the Barnegat Bay. A dozen different environmental, civic, and other groups held the listening session in Mancini Hall in the Toms River Branch of the Ocean County library drawing a standing room only crowd to come and share their concerns and i

Are you concerned about the Barnegat Bay?  Do you have a story to tell?  Is there something that all should know that we may not?  Representatives from 12 different advocacy groups want to hear from you tonight in Toms River.