Gregory Andrus wanders to state's beaches and boardwalks asking people to tell their life stories. Few know about his remarkable past.

More than 7,500 plungers dipped into the 35-degree waters of the ocean in Seaside Heights on Saturday afternoon to raise big money for Special Olympics New Jersey.

Ocean temperatures were 39 degrees but hearts were warm at Special Olympics New Jersey's 32nd annual fundraiser.

Thousands of participants are set to take the plunge into the frigid Atlantic Ocean on Saturday as part of the annual Polar Bear ...

Nearly 8,000 plungers will get freezing for a reason make the run into the Atlantic Ocean on the beach in Seaside Heights ...

If you're looking for amazing food and an incredibly romantic environment, get to Scarborough Fair. in Sea Girt. It is the ...

The Brick Township Police Department took part in a multi-agency, month-long effort that led to the arrest of five Ocean ...

First National Realty Partners, a Red Bank real estate investment firm, is being sued by customers seeking to recover $12 ...

Join us on a trip down memory lane at Seaside Heights Boardwalk. The memories are always there, remember all the fun times, ...

Seaside Heights officials said this week that they would modify plans for a bathhouse facility on the town’s boardwalk ...

SEASIDE HEIGHTS -- The state's largest polar plunge takes over the borough's beachfront on Feb. 22, and thousands are ...

While many other projects are springing up across town, this one remains in limbo. SEASIDE HEIGHTS -- Construction is ...