Sandy

In the latest case of fraud at the Jersey Shore, another contractor who did wrong to several homeowners is now heading to prison as the Sandy fraud epidemic continues.

A Seaside Heights contractor could spend several-years in prison if convicted on charges of theft and money laundering for deceiving a Toms River man to do work following Sandy.

A former Hoboken Police officer who resides in Seaside Heights is sentenced to five years in prison and his wife three years of probation for stealing $187,000.00 in Sandy relief funds.

New Jersey Congressman Tom MacArthur watched the passage of his bill on Thursday which extends the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) through Friday, December 7, giving Congress additional time to find a long-term solution.

Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley Billhimer has announced a Texas man has been arrested and a former resident is on the run for Sandy Fraud.

It's been a long journey towards total rebuild and the work along the dunes at Toms River beaches continues with an end not yet in sight.

We have so much good theatre in Ocean and Monmouth Counties but there's something going on in Camden County that I thought you might be interested in. It's a play titled, "By The Water" and it takes place right after Superstorm Sandy.

What's being done to find a solution for back bay flooding issues along the Jersey Shore? You have two opportunities this week to find out.

A Seaside Heights man who allegedly acted as a home contractor trying to defraud a Sandy victim of over a million dollars he received to renovate a home in Toms River and didn't do the work, has been arrested.

An independent audit of the township's finances found that they are in good shape for the sixth year in a row.