Monmouth County

Nine Monmouth County high schools teams are set to go head-to-head in a game-show style competition this Monday.

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A purse snatcher who made off with a woman's belongings Monday in a shopping center remains the object of a search by Ocean Township police today.

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Belmar's summer tourism hopes take an upturn with today's driving of the final pilings for its new mile-long boardwalk, just about two months to the day that Mayor Matt Doherty and Governor Christie hammered the first one into the sand.

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Advisories from police and emergency management personnel along the shore are building as the storm intensifies.

Coastal flood and high wind warnings are in effect along with a winter weather advisory for the snow that's scheduled to arrive tonight

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A financial advisor from Jackson faces up to 10 years in prison after admitting that he conned foreclosure-threatened homeowners out of more than a million dollars and sold their properties. His son also faces prison time for his role in it.

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Fishing, swimming, hiking, camping, friendship and citizenship...all part of everyday life at Quail Hill Summer Day Camp, says the Monmouth County Council of the Boy Scouts of America. They're inviting families to take a close look during any one of three upcoming open houses.

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Nearly a week after a Wanamassa house fire drove eight people out into the frosty middle of the night, investigators continue to trace the cause.

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Take a look at the image alongside this story. If you recognize him, Monmouth County investigators need to hear from you. He's the suspect in a Thursday armed bank robbery in Colts Neck.

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The couple at the center of the Hurricane Sandy Relief Foundation are being sued by the New Jersey Attorney General's Office and the Division of Consumer Affairs, charged with pocketing most of $631,000 in donations collected from about 2,000 people.

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With the bulk of superstorm repairs behind them, Jersey Central Power and Light officials disclose an ambitious $200,000,000 plan to reinforce service to high-growth areas as well as hurricane-ravaged communities.

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