The “Five Mile Island” project, estimated to cost around $54 million, is aimed at protecting the coasts of Jersey Shore towns that have been severely hit beach erosion, including Wildwood ...

North Wildwood and the state struck a deal that will rescind $12 million in fines for unauthorized beach work and end the city’s $30 million lawsuit.

10 years and $42M later, Jersey Shore town ends battle over eroding beaches North Wildwood, NJ, where residents have worried about being wiped out by the next big storm, is ending its decade-long ...

The state will cancel $12 million in fines levied against North Wildwood for unauthorized beach repairs, which officials claimed exacerbated erosion.

The agreement includes canceling the $12 million New Jersey has fined North Wildwood for unauthorized beach repairs that the state says could actually worsen erosion.

Beachgoers can once again put up tents, cabanas as Jersey Shore town lifts ban North Wildwood Mayor Patrick Rosenello announced the lifting of a temporary restriction on tents and cabanas on ...

Shore beach towns look for immediate fixes while nature strips away the sand Beach season is a real cliffhanger in North Wildwood. Ravaged dunes look like they’ve been bulldozed. It's skinny ...

North Wildwood banned tents and umbrellas wider than 8 feet, while Brick now doesn't allow tents. The move comes as Jersey Shore communities struggle to counter the effects of beach erosion.

Most of New Jersey's beaches will start the summer in decent shape after a winter of storms, but significant erosion remains a problem in several spots, including Atlantic City and North Wildwood.

The $10 million project will come after years of severe erosion eating away at North Wildwood's beach.

Last spring, NJDEP gave North Wildwood emergency approval to fix damaged beach entrances and reshape eroded sand dunes to prepare for the summer season at some of the city's busiest beaches.