Several swimmers went into the water in Seaside Heights Monday after lifeguards left. Rip tides claimed one. Ocean rescuers saved the rest.

Waves churned and currents ripped along the Jersey Shore for days, pulling swimmers into trouble from Seaside Park to Barnegat Inlet, and on Monday night, the danger turned deadly in Seaside Heights.

Summer at the Jersey Shore isn’t complete without a stop for ice cream. Fine, a daily stop for ice cream. There’s no better way to cool down than with a cone in your hand and the ocean breeze at your ...

OCEAN CITY, N.J. - Emergency crews responded to the scene of a school bus crash in Ocean City on Tuesday morning. The school ...

One person drowned, and six others were rescued from a rip current along a New Jersey shore beach Monday night. The Seaside ...

Two drownings occurred, one in Brooklyn and another in Jersey Shore, highlighting concerns about beach safety and lifeguard ...

At 82, Ed Kiziukiewicz still patrols the ocean water as a lifeguard in Bay Head, work he has done every summer since 1962.

The diver, Jake Smith, shot the fluke Saturday in Barnegat Inlet and then brought it into Fisherman's Headquarters at Ship Bottom to be weighed. There, the fish pulled the scale down to 9 pounds, 1 ...

The Stone Pony in Asbury Park is famous for launching the careers of man prominent musicians, particularly Bruce Springsteen ...

South Jersey Lifeguard Championships at Avalon’s 35th Street beach saw some of the best of all-time competing on Monday Night ...