Beaches

Well folks, the unofficial end of summer is upon us. Even though fall doesn't officially start until September 22nd, after Labor Day the summer book seems to quickly close. However, for us South Jersey locals, there's still plenty of time to enjoy the beach now that most of our summer visitors have packed up and gone home!

Looks like it was a very good summer on the beach for the city of Cape May.

New Jersey is on a list of the most at-risk states due to a threat known as ocean acidification.

Beaches from Cape May County to Monmouth County are among a list of New Jersey's 10 worst for having the highest levels of bacteria, according to a study by the Natural Resources Defense Council.

It might not seem like it, but shore towns are already thinking about the condition of their beaches come summertime.

Ten months after Superstorm Sandy, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie says more work remains to be done along the shore, but tremendous progress has been made.

You've heard of curbside delivery, but what about surfside delivery?

A popular contest to name the best beach at the Jersey shore is taking a time-out this summer.

If you haven't heard, some New Jersey lawmakers are proposing a bill that would eliminate beach tags. Obviously, that isn't sitting well with the leaders of some beach towns.