The Top 5 Restaurants in Brick: TripAdvisor

Looking for a place for dinner tonight? Visitors to and residents of Brick rate which dining options pleased them the most.

New Jersey Advertising Club Announces Call for Nominations for Advertising Hall of Fame of New Jersey

Nominations for proposed Hall of Fame members must be submitted by Saturday, Aug. 15.

Special Pope Trains/Double DUI Crashes/Breastfeeding Debate/Sand Collapse

Take a look at these stories and more from South Jersey this week.

UPDATE: Paving Project On Hooper Avenue In Brick Delayed

The road, known to many longtime residents as Old Hooper Avenue, will have closures and detours around the paving, police said.

Worried About Skin Cancer? Get Screened In Brick This Weekend

The Skin Cancer Foundation's Road to Healthy Skin Tour will be offering free screenings this weekend.

Brick Schools Set Orientation, Back-To-School Nights

Check out the dates and put them on your calendar now.

Labor Day Weekend Sale at Jackson Premium Outlets

Enjoy live musical entertainment in addition to extraordinary savings

TRAFFIC ALERT: Partial Closure Of Burrsville Road Set For Next Week

Paving work is scheduled, Brick police said.

Brick Police Seek Woman In Connection With Debit Card Fraud

The victim accidentally left his card in the ATM machine after a transaction, police said.

Man Crashes On Route 9 Twice In 10 Hours, Charged Twice With DUI

If you got stuck in the traffic on Route 9 Wednesday between Brick and Toms River, you will want to read this.

Cops: Ocean County Man Shot In Face After Leaving Bar

A man on a bicycle managed to get the victim on the ground; the victim reported hearing two gunshots go off near his face.

'We Told You So:' Gun-Shaped iPhone Case Sparks Armed Response, Prosecutor's Office Says

A man sitting on the beach with his family with the phone in his waistband got more than he bargained for on a Sunday afternoon, reports say

Brick Board Approves New Athletic Director, Transportation Director

The board approved the two with little comment.

Lydecker Withdraws From Democrats' Council Ticket

Democratic Club will have to choose a new candidate for the November ballot.

July continues the positive housing market trend

Ocean County Market Statistics

Toth Withdraws From Brick Council Race, Says Teen's Claim Is Baseless

The former Brick Township councilman was arrested Monday on a charge of criminal sexual contact.

Transportation, Athletic Director Hires On Brick School Board Agenda

The agenda for the special meeting of the Board of Education Wednesday night includes candidates for several positions.

Bus Compromise May Be In Works For Brick's CBA, RBC Families

An option for parents to pay Brick schools to drive their students has received a positive response from school officials.

Sip Wine on the Sand - Wine on the Beach Festival at Seaside Heights!

In just 1 month - Enjoy incredible wine from 10 New Jersey wineries right on the beach at Seaside Heights.

County losing money on golf?

August ad may indicate a financial problem at Brick course

TRAFFIC ALERT: Route 9 DWI Crash Causes Road Closure, Leads To Heroin Arrest

No one was injured in the crash, police said, but Route 9 remains closed Wednesday morning.

WEATHER ALERT: Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Ocean County

The storms are expected to bring heavy rain and damaging winds between now and 6:30 p.m.

Ocean County Animal Shelters Brimming, Free Adoption Event This Saturday

Adoption fees waived for event at Northern And Southern Ocean County Animal Shelters

Perseid Meteor Shower Peaks Wednesday, Thursday In N.J.

If you're going to make a party out of any meteor shower, the Perseids are regarded as the best – and the moon is cooperating this year.

Barnegat Bay Plume Caused By Silt, DOT Says; DEP Says Water Is Safe

The plume caught the attention of residents, officials and environmental groups, who questioned its source and raised safety concerns.

Former Brick Councilman Charged With Sexual Contact With Boy, 15

Toth, who served on the council from 2005-2013, was seeking re-election to the council this year.

Beach And Surf Report: August 11, 2015

Showers and thunderstorms, rough surf, moderate risk of rip currents forecast.

No More 'Boys' and 'Girls' In Target Stores: Signage Removed

Old signs will be phased out and color indicators in the toy section changed.

WATCH: Brick Road Rage Stabbing Leaves Man With Cuts

Brick Township police are seeking the public's help in identifying the two men and a woman who were involved.

Brick Man Gets 15-Year Sentence In Stabbing At Gas Station

Samuel Patriaco admitted he robbed and stabbed the attendant at a Gulf station last September.

Beach And Surf Report: August 10, 2015

Mostly sunny until the afternoon, then turning cloudy, moderate rip current risk forecast.

For Sale: Spacious Ranch in Brick

FOR SALE: 4 BAY BRIDGE DRIVE, BRICK 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

Does School Start Too Early? In Ocean County, Some Say Yes

Researchers say getting more sleep improves academic performance; some Ocean County districts are considering later start times.

Here Are The Best Nights To Catch The Perseid Meteor Shower Peak In Brick

The peak of the brightest meteor shower of the year is coming up; find out which nights this week will afford the best views.

Alleged Concert Shooter Caught, Dad Accused of Killing Baby, 2 Explosive Threats Top NJ Crime News

Man touched genitals while asking teens for directions before driving away, police report.

Beach And Surf Report: August 9, 2015

Mostly sunny skies, watch the rips. Harvey Cedars on LBI bans swimming because of rough surf.

Board Member Chosen; Heroin And Pit Bulls; Graffiti Spree: Brick Patch Week In Review

Did you miss any of these headlines this week?

NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE SALE - 8 FAMILIES - IN HOWELL

MULTI FAMILY, NEIGHBORHOOD, GARAGE SALE, YARD SALE, TAG SALE

Services Set For Philip LaManna, World War II Veteran, Ex-POW

Mr. LaManna moved to Brick in 1970. Services are Sunday and Monday.

What's Causing Muddy Water In Barnegat Bay?

The group Save Barnegat Bay says it has taken samples for tests and will bring up the issue at a legislative hearing in Lavallette Monday.