Kim Guadagno

After years of little activity, Trenton-Mercer Airport in Ewing is now flying high, as the commercial carrier Frontier Airlines continues to expand operations and offer travelers more flights to different cities.

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In the days after Sandy, the Ortley Beach A&P served as a staging ground for police, fire, and EMS as well as a stark reminder of the damage to the barrier islands; but nearly five months since the storm hit the supermarket is reopening its doors once more.

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After a six year stint in Las Vegas, the Miss America Pageant is coming back to the Garden State.

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Everyone seems to agree we need to spend extra money to promote the Jersey Shore this spring and summer because a lot of people in other states may be under the impression that Superstorm Sandy destroyed the entire Jersey coastline. But, so far, no additional funds have been allocated or spent to accomplish that objective.

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Summer might be the prime season for visiting the Jersey Shore, but a new initiative being kicked off by Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno focuses on all the shore has to offer right now.

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Summer might be the prime season for visiting the Jersey Shore, but a new initiative being kicked off by Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno focuses on all the shore has to offer right now.

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Congress on Monday passed a $50.5 billion super-storm Sandy emergency package of relief and recovery aid. Added to $9.7 billion previously approved for a federal flood insurance program, the total is roughly in line with the $60.4 billion President Barack Obama requested in December. New Jersey Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno can't wait for the money to make its way to the Garden State.

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Unless you've been living under a rock in a cave you know that Governor Chris Christie is running for re-election this year. His Lt. Governor, Kim Guadagno is Christie's ticket mate again.

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Acting Governor Kim Guadagno visited Toms River to honor the East Dover Fire Company with a piece of steel from the World Trade Center.

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