Townsquare Tonight

Townsquare Tonight resumes tonight beginning at 7 p.m. with your host Tom Mongelli.

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Virginia "Ginny" Haines already has her sights set on seeking a permanent seat on the Ocean County Board of Freeholders, after being appointed just over two weeks ago to succeed retired long-time member James Lacey of Brick.

Seaside Heights continues seeking special consideration to opt out of the Army Corps of Engineers one-size-fits-all planned dune project along the Jersey Coast to instead build a protection storm wall.

As an annual county by county survey gets underway today to try and determine the exact number of homeless in New Jersey, advocates continue seeking permanent shelters, especially during the harsh winter months.

As the nation pauses to remember Martin Luther King Junior on Monday, religious leaders in Lakewood will hold a second annual tribute to the Civil Rights Leader with a march and service.

The Jersey Coast survived another hurricane season without any major damage, but beach erosion remains a concern in the wake of Super storm Sandy reshaping the landscape. The Jersey Shore Partnership has been lobbying in Trenton, urging lawmakers to double the state's Shore Protection Fund to $50 million.

20-year-old Chris Nolze of Toms River, an 8-year cancer survivor who has undergone 21 operations, is again using his foundation to help spread holiday joy to young patients afflicted with the disease.

All this month, Townsquare Media’s community outreach arm, Townsquare Cares, is celebrating Veterans’ Day by honoring our military members and their families. On last week's special Veterans' Day edition of Townsquare Tonight, we welcomed members of Toms River VFW Post 8885 and Vetwork, Inc...

Three years after Sandy made landfall in New Jersey on Oct. 29, 2012, the mayors of two of the hardest hit Jersey Shore communities are assessing what remains in the ongoing recovery.