Hurricane Sandy

It'll take a little longer than expected for New Jersey Natural Gas to complete reintroduction of fuel to the critically storm-wracked stretch of the northern barrier island. But, apparently, not that much longer.

If the thought of another rate hike for Jersey Central Power and Light has you fuming, a group of Republican Monmouth lawmakers are giving you a place to vent on the web...and they hope that the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities pays attention.

Shawn Michaels, Townsquare Media So as I sit back and watch the 121212Concert there was NO better way to open then to have Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band open the show at Madison Square Garden! He lived and knows the Jersey Shore and his knowledge and love for the Shore was strong...

There are coincidences, and then there are things that seem too unbelievable to be coincidences. Like this baby born today to Sandy victims from Brick.

Fantastic news, Seaside Heights businesses will start reopening in just a few days. Here's the full statement from Seaside Heights:

Efforts to Restore the Shore continue with the United Way of Ocean County Get details on what the United Way of Ocean County is doing this Holiday season. Become a part of their holiday toy drive ! :) Listen here for complete details  

Following the playbook used after Hurricane Katrina, the Federal Emergency Management Agency ships scores of mobile homes into New Jersey for families whose homes have been wiped out by Superstorm Sandy.

Unquestionably, Superstorm Sandy and the snows that followed gouged the Jersey Shore in ways that will take years to overcome. But 20 years ago today, a nor'easter that didn't even have a name roared through and mauled the same coastline.

Belmar's had a boardwalk every summer since 1875, says Mayor Matt Doherty, and he doesn't intend the summer of 2013 to be the first without it.

Slowly but surely, the painstaking task of restoring natural gas service to thousands of Ocean County's northern barrier island homes inches southward through Toms River. New Jersey Natural Gas says that service is now registering on 882 meters on the Seaside peninsula.