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When surfshop Eastern Lines reopened in Belmar on a mid-April weekend, Don Tarrant's customers had an obstacle to clear to reach his Ocean Avenue store - the road was still closed to traffic.
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- Lunar new year observance grows along with influx of Asian residents
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South Jersey will see more Chinese, Vietnamese, Koreans and other Asians observe Sunday’s start of the lunar new year than in past decades.
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- A Life Lived: Doris Cavileer Ryder tried to escape Lower Bank but got pulled back in
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Doris Cavileer Ryder tried to leave her family, and her hometown of Lower Bank.
- Dense fog could impact travel across New Jersey
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Motorists are urged to exercise caution this morning as dense fog has reduced visibility to a quarter mile in some areas of South Jersey.
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- Cleanup begins after derailment releases toxic chemicals in Gloucester Co.
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A delicate cleanup and investigation await after a freight train derailed on a New Jersey bridge, sending four tanker cars partially into a creek and spewing hazardous gas into the air, sickening dozens of people.
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- World War II veteran, POW given new flagpole to replace one destroyed in summer storm
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NEWFIELD — World War II veteran Gus Siciliano could hardly contain his emotions on Saturday afternoon as he raised two flags in front of his house in this rural Gloucester County community.
- Federal disaster relief extended to all New Jersey counties
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The federal government has extended disaster assistance to all 21 of New Jersey's counties, Gov. Chris Christie announced today.
- About 25,000 still without power in South Jersey
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Almost 19,000 South Jersey customers are still without power Saturday afternoon as Atlantic City Electric continues to restore utilities in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
- Atlantic City's casino workforce may not recover from lost wages, tips caused by closings, union leader says
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The financial consequences of Atlantic City’s casino shutdown have spread to the work force, with thousands of employees seeing their wages and tips washed away by Hurricane Sandy.
- Cape May Court House man identified after deadly Atlantic City Expressway crash
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A Cape May Court House man died late Tuesday when his car collided with the back of a tanker truck and exploded into flames on the Atlantic City Expressway, police said Wednesday.
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- 2012 is the hottest year on record — both in New Jersey, Northeast U.S.
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Climate data show that 2012 has been the warmest year on record in both New Jersey and the rest of the Northeast so far, a trend that has implications for the global climate.
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- Home construction up 26 percent in Northeast, including New Jersey
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Builders began work on more new homes in June than any month since the housing market collapsed four years ago, federal numbers show.
- Wharton State Forest fire 100 percent contained
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The fire in Wharton State Forest was 100 percent contained as of Friday evening, according to the state Department of Environmental Protection.
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- JustOpened: Bass River Township consignment shop sells a little bit of everything
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Business: Everything Eclectic Consignment and Repair Shop
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