Jersey Shore braces for 24 inch blizzard, power outages, and coastal flooding threat

Berkeley Township, NJ – Residents along the Jersey Shore are being urged to prepare for blizzard conditions, coastal flooding, and possible power outages as a significant winter storm is forecast to strike…

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State of emergency declared as blizzard targets New Jersey

Trenton, NJ – New Jersey will enter a statewide emergency status at noon Sunday as officials brace for a severe winter storm forecast to bring blizzard conditions, heavy snow, and potential coastal…

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As blizzard approaches Brick, police issue safety and parking warning

Brick Township, NJ – With a powerful winter storm bearing down on the Jersey Shore, Brick Township police are urging residents to prepare for high winds, whiteout conditions, and significant coastal flooding…

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Blizzard warning issued for New Jersey with 24 inches forecast

Jackson, NJ – A powerful winter system is set to hammer central and southern New Jersey beginning Sunday morning, with forecasters warning of whiteout conditions, wind gusts up to 50 mph, and…

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Weekend skating fun returns to Winding River before the blizzard hits

Bundle up, hit the ice, and enjoy the last bit of calm before the storm. TOMS RIVER, NJ – With a major snowstorm expected to roll in Sunday, Toms River Mayor Dan…

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A chunk of ice lies on the beach. Similar chunks were reported this week along the Delaware River in New Jersey.

Massive ‘Icebergs’ as Big as Cars Litter a Beach in Cape May County

CAPE MAY, N.J. – Visitors to the Delaware Bay this week were greeted by a rare and striking sight — chunks of ice as large as cars drifting and piling along the…

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Jackson Township Extends Landlord Registration Deadline as New Housing Bureau Struggles

JACKSON, N.J. – Jackson Township’s newly created Bureau of Rental Housing is facing sharp criticism and confusion after township officials admitted that the department has no certified inspectors to perform property inspections—despite…

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NJDOT lifts emergency 35 mph speed limit on all highways

Trenton, NJ — The New Jersey Department of Transportation announced that the temporary 35 mile-per-hour speed limit enacted during the weekend storm has been lifted as of noon Monday, January 26. All…

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No Collapse at Adventure Crossing Dome — Ice Removal Misreported as Emergency

Jackson, NJ — Confusion briefly spread online Monday morning after a scanner alert and social media posts incorrectly reported that the inflatable Dome at Adventure Crossing in Jackson had collapsed. The popular…

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Toms River wraps up plowing operations, mayor urges residents to report any missed streets

Toms River, NJ – Township crews have completed snow plowing on all streets following this week’s powerful winter storm, officials announced Monday morning. Mayor Dan Rodrick said that while the bulk of…

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Jackson Mayor Declares State of Emergency: Stay Off the Roads, Stay Indoors

ackson Township declares State of Emergency amid winter storm preparations Jackson Township, NJ – Jackson Township Mayor Jennifer L. Kuhn has declared a State of Emergency, effective 5 p.m. on January 24,…

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Things New Jersey Gen Xers did in the 80s that are unheard of and unacceptable today

As kids growing up in the 80s in New Jersey, we did it a bit differently than kids do it today. Now, first, this isn’t a ‘get off my lawn’ post, but…

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New Jersey Winter Weather Update – Saturday night

The National Weather Service has canceled all winter storm alerts for New Jersey. Here is the latest weather report: Tonight Partly cloudy, with a low around 21. Calm wind. Sunday Increasing clouds,…

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New Jersey Highway Speeds Reduced as Black Ice, Downed Poles and Trees Become a Problem Overnight

TRENTON, N.J. – Drivers across New Jersey faced slick roads and reduced speed limits Sunday evening as crews salted highways and local roads following the state’s first significant snow of the season.…

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NJ bill would make utilities pay customers for food and medicine lost after long power outages

TRENTON, NJ – A proposal in the New Jersey Legislature would require electric utilities to reimburse residents for spoiled food and prescription medicine after extended power outages caused by major storms. The…

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Ten Things New Jerseyeans Love to Hate in the Garden State

TRENTON — New Jersey may boast shoreline views, cultural diversity, and proximity to major cities, but it also carries a reputation for inconveniences and frustrations that residents frequently voice online and in…

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Ocean City officials warn drivers as winter weather approaches

OCEAN CITY, Md. — With snow in the forecast, the Ocean City Police Department is urging drivers to take precautions ahead of expected winter weather. According to the U.S. National Weather Service…

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Heavy traffic prompts intermittent closures on Stew Leonard Drive in Yonkers

YONKERS, N.Y. — Authorities have implemented a traffic diversion on Stew Leonard Drive due to an unusually high volume of vehicles ahead of an incoming snowstorm and Super Bowl weekend shopping, the…

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New Jersey Governor Facing Impending Showdown with Ice on Thursday

TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy currently finds himself at odds with ICE, the U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agency, but on Thursday, it’s not Tom Homan the governor will…