The Garden State might as well be renamed the Beach State, because we have more than 140 miles of absolutely gorgeous shoreline with supreme sandy beaches. New Jersey has such an abundance of beach ...

This year, zero dollars are budgeted for beach replenishment projects — the first time since 1996. It's possible that zero ...

Individual beach replenishment projects along the Jersey Shore are funded using 35% local and state money, and a 65% federal ...

However, like most New Jersey beaches, you need to purchase tags before your toes hit the sand. The beaches rarely appear over-crowded, but parking can be a beast in light of the historic nature ...

New Jersey's beaches face a tough future as federal funding for replenishment projects takes a major hit, stirring strong ...

Monmouth Beach: Tents with walls or screens, or larger than 10-by-10 feet are banned. Ocean Grove: Tents or canopies are not ...

New Jersey authorities issued swim advisories at 11 locations throughout the Jersey Shore on July 22. Here's what you should know.

Advisories and closures are issued when testing shows high levels of harmful bacteria or algae blooms, with excessive rain ...

Dog owners will love that seven New Jersey beaches made the top 100 for pet-friendliness, with options for leashed pups to ...

Several Jersey Shore beach replenishment projects are at risk of not taking place in the offseason because of cuts in federal ...

New Jersey health officials closed a beach in Ocean County and issued swim advisories at 17 other locations along the Jersey ...

Lifeguards: New Jersey law requires lifeguards at bathing beaches. Additionally, many coastal towns with popular beaches have their own ordinances that require lifeguards on duty during peak ...