water safety

To try and avoid any further injury or tragedy in the Jersey Shore beach season upon us, it is absolutely imperative you follow all the rules and listen to the lifeguards.

There are rules and real good reasons for them at the beach each summer and it's imperative that you follow each one here at the Jersey Shore.

Several water rescues were made Saturday in the Toms River and Brick areas alone for drowning incidents and while all made it to shore, one victim tragically passed away a short time later.

As we get ready to kick off the summer next Monday at Breakwater Beach Waterpark in Seaside Heights they'll be jumping in to help break a world record this week!

Here are some great safety tip reminders from the Ocean County Health Department, So you and your family can have a fun and safe summer here at the Jersey Shore ....   Safety Tips for A Fun Day at the Beach Never swim alone and if possible use a “buddy” system to check on each other. Swim n ... Read More ...

They watch our waters, keep us informed and protect us! the "lifeguards" of the Jersey Shore! All summer long they are responsible for our families when we swim .... whether it's ocean, lake or pool waters ... they are there to keep us safe. ...

Join us Thursday as we attempt to set a new Guinness Book World Record!

The U.S. Coast Guard comes to the rescue of a man clinging to his kayak that capsized near Port Monmouth today. According to a report in the Associated Press, the man used his cell phone to call 9-1-1 and was wearing a life jacket when he was found by a crew from Coast Guard Station Sandy Hook...

Water comes out of your tap everyday but do you know where it comes from and if it's safe? United Water Toms River has released its 2012 Consumer Confidence Report online.