beaches

There's been an awful lot of shark talk at the Jersey shore so far this season. So what's the story? Read on for the latest:

It looks like a great "beach" weekend ! What's Your Favorite Beach ? Relay For Life Is In Full Swing This Weekend: Friday, June 12: Howell High School, Farmingdale Friday, June 12: Matawan Regional High School, Matawan-Aberdeen Saturday, June 13: Freehold Raceway, Freehold The 29th annual New Jersey Seafood Festival takes place in Silver Lake Park on Ocean Avenue in Belmar daily Friday,

So have you purchased your beach badges yet ?

We're a unique bunch here in New Jersey, and of course in Ocean County. With the Summer season in full swing, we're going to have a lot of visitors coming through. And there are a few ways that you can tell an out-of-towner from a local. Here are my top 5 "tells":

Don't worry, I'm not giving out any specific secrets, I'm just going to talk about those things that we, the locals know, but keep to ourselves. Take a look at the Top 5 Best Kept Shore Local Secrets, and add some of yours in the comments below!

Beaches at the Jersey shore are ready for tourists, vacationers and day trippers this holiday weekend, according to a report released Thursday.

State and local leaders gathered at a reception hosted by the Monmouth-Ocean Development Council this week to celebrate the unofficial start of the 2015 summer season. Monmouth County Freeholder Tom Arnone says the beaches - and the visitors who flock to them - help support our economy...

It's hard to believe that it's the last weekend before the unofficial start of Summer at the Jersey shore! That's right, Memorial Day Weekend is only a week away! So here are some ideas to keep you busy this weekend:

So, here we are, in the last few days before Labor Day Weekend. For many, the unofficial end of summer. But, for those of us in the know, it's not the end of summer, it's just the beginning of "Locals Summer".

Beaches from Cape May County to Monmouth County are among a list of New Jersey's 10 worst for having the highest levels of bacteria, according to a study by the Natural Resources Defense Council.