beaches

After getting through a couple of muggy, rainy days this week, today was absolutely perfect, and this weekend is looking like it'll be more of the same. So what do you have planned for your weekend?

If a you were to write a list of things that you should know and rules about Ocean County beaches for visitors, what would you make sure to include?

As we count down the days to Memorial Day weekend, we all know that we're also counting down the days to traffic, tourists, and crowds. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but it's also not everyone's cup of tea. So, as Memorial Day Weekend approaches, there are two main strategies - stay here in Ocean County and enjoy, or get the heck out of town and relax.

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.

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

As us locals know, Labor Day Weekend does not mean the end of summer in Ocean County.

Ten months after Superstorm Sandy, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie says more work remains to be done along the shore, but tremendous progress has been made.

Yesterday, while I was broadcasting from our Seaside Studio, I had a visitor come up and ask about the history of Seaside Heights. Honestly, I couldn't really say much except for recent history, so I did a little bit of research.

You've heard of curbside delivery, but what about surfside delivery?

This afternoon starting at 3, I'll be broadcasting live from the Smart Center Studio powered by Jersey Central Power & Light on the Seaside Heights boardwalk!