Manasquan Inlet

The 2023 edition of the Point Pleasant Beach Offshore Grand Prix takes place this coming weekend June 9, 10, and 11 in the borough and in the Mansquan Inlet.

There is news all mayors and towns along the coastal towns from the southern shore end of Monmouth County and from the northern barrier island communities in Ocean County have longed to hear: that dredging will commence in the Manasquan Inlet.

Locals had described a "mini-beach" becoming visible at low tide along the Point Pleasant Beach jetty.

Is there anything less celebrity-like than a guy taking a stroll along the Jersey Shore on a chilly winter day? Well, one fellow walker was in the right place at the right time this week when he spotted Bruce Springsteen.

The Coast Guard was called about a crew member aboard a fishing vessel who was exericening severe abdominal pain and needed to be medevacked from the boat which was at the time 50 miles off Manasquan Inlet.

The woman needed medical attention when she was airlifted from the Norwegian Cruise ship Sunday night, authorities said.

Due to the weather we've been having lately, dredging work from the Manasquan Inlet to the Barnegat Inlet was put on hold last week and won't be resumed until the weather permits.

Point Pleasant Beach and Manasquan will flex their muscles as a giant rope will be stretched across Manasquan Inlet to see who can pull out a victory!

Taking to the high seas on a fishing excursion? Be sure your permits are in order.The Coast Guard's watching.

Longstanding plans for the next in a series of artifical reefs of the Jersey coast show signs of life with a permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Almost immediately, the New Jersey Sierra Club sounded a warning about the risk of over-fishing.