Belmar To Propose $7.1M in Bonds for Beachfront Pavilions

Monmouth County's 'Vote by Mail' Applications Due

Vote By Mail Ballots for the Special August 13 Primary for US Senate that are sent through the mail need to arrive in the county clerk's office by Tuesday, Aug. 6.

Group Against Belmar Boardwalk Buildings Creates Petition

FEMA Reimburses Belmar $9.2M for Hurricane Sandy Beachfront Projects

Potential New Name for Route 35 Bridge Upsets Veterans Groups

Previous name of span honoring veterans expired in 1953, but signage remains in place to this day

Belmar to Manasquan Beach Replenishment Bids Coming Soon

Beach replenishment has already begun in Monmouth Beach.

Discussion Over Cost, Look of Belmar Boardwalk Pavilions

Taylor, 10th and 8th Avenue Pavilions for Belmar boardwalk

Plans: Three Boardwalk Buildings in Belmar

Bill Could Lead to Raids on Shore Protection Funding, Some Say

Legislation would allow money from the state's Shore Protection Fund to be used for a project in Hudson County

Agenda: Manasquan Council Meets Tonight

With Revenue Down, Towns Hope Fourth of July Crowds Reversed Trend

Governor calls holiday the 'first test' of tourism

Belmar To Decide Zero Percent Tax Increase Wednesday

Borough will use $4.5 FEMA loan

Closer Look: Manasquan Budget Presentation Explains Tax Rate, Revenue Loss

Booker Agrees To Pair Of Debates In U.S. Senate Run

Initial 'Deadline' This Weekend for State's Sandy Grant Programs

FEMA: Think About 'Substantial Damage' Determinations When Planning Home Repairs

Belmar Councilman Pushes for Silver Lake Outflow Plan

Silver Lake Pipe Repaired, Paving Continues

Waterway Debris Removal Continues as State Receives $51M Reimbursement

About 6,000 Apply for Grants As Sandy Aid Centers Open

Two grant programs available for Sandy victims in nine counties

Manasquan Seeking Nominees for Vacant School Board Seat

Those interested will be interviewed at June 25 meeting

New Bill Introduced to Delay Flood Insurance Rate Hikes

Menendez bill would delay full unsubsidized rate for 10 years

Candidates Will Vie For Belmar School Board

While in other school board races, vacancies exist

A Look At Belmar's Voting in Primary

Voting records for state and local primary contests

Contested Elections for Manasquan School Board

Candidates filing deadline was today

Week in News: Jet Fuel Mishap Launches State Lawsuit

News you may have missed from our Patch neighbors in Monmouth and Ocean Counties

Belmar Mayor: Red Cross Failure To Distribute Superstorm Sandy Aid Is Unacceptable

Mayor upset that funds held up while need still great

Obama Discusses Relief Package

President acknowledges in video that New Jersey still has a long road ahead.

Jersey Shore Prepares for Obama Visit

Residents line up for 'once in a lifetime' opportunity.

AshBritt's 'Ambiguous' Contract Resulted in Extra Charges, Report Says

"Discrepancies" were found in some of the charges submitted by AshBritt, the debris removal firm contracted by the state after Superstorm Sandy

Belmar Cop Reimbursed for Wedding Ring Lost During Hurricane Sandy

Councilman criticizes lateness of bill list before council meeting

Stop FEMA Now Founder Fears Middle Class Exodus From Jersey Shore

Residents rally outside the Sandy-ravaged Surf Club in Ortley Beach

Sandy Impact Slowing Budget Process Along Jersey Shore

Some municipalities, such as Sea Bright, desperately need the additional funds from Community Disaster Loan applications.

More Than $3.7M in Federal Sandy Funding Comes to Monmouth County Public Works

U.S. Senators Frank Lautenberg and Robert Menendez announced the funding Tuesday

Report: $21B Price Tag to Fix NJ's Deteriorating Transportation Infrastructure

According to 'Facing Our Future,' state comes up short on all aspects of infrastructure, including power and water

Christie Vetoes Hurricane Sandy Oversight Bill, Saying It's 'Redundant'

The bill seeks to 'impose oversight upon Superstorm Sandy recovery funds even though such oversight is already in place'

JCP&L Rate Hike Hearings Bring Criticism, Support

Final hearing on a 4.1 percent increase for state's second largest utility

Manasquan: Secure Your Hurricane-Devastated Home Or We'll Secure It For You

Seven houses near oceanfront remain exposed with heavy damage after Hurricane Sandy, and the borough contacted homeowners to secure the property

State: No New Red Light Cameras Allowed

Brick's fourth proposed camera intersection was on hold

Manasquan Vowing to Fight Tax Appeals

One attorney handling 141 owners' appeals