Hurricane Irene

It was last summer when Hurricane Irene hit New Jersey. Atlantic County is still dealing with damaged roads and bridges and the repairs could cost big bucks in addition to taking months to complete.

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State transportation officials say repair work at a major central New Jersey bridge that was damaged by Tropical Storm Irene will hopefully start this spring.

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Last week, we told you about rising homeowners' insurance premiums brought on by severe weather, both in New Jersey and across the country. But there are ways to keep a lid on those costs.

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At the end of last summer, Jersey was belted by hurricane Irene and tropical storm Lee.

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Twelve unregistered, home improvement contractors are facing a variety of charges following an undercover sting operation by the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs - at a home along the Passaic River in Lyndhurst that was severely flooded after hurricane Irene.

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2011 was anything but boring for the Garden State, and many New Jersey residents can't wait to welcome in 2012. Power outages, protests, battles under the gold dome, scandal; we saw it all. This could probably be a top 100 countdown, but we'll simplify it for you. Here are th

Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center now say Hurricane Irene was only a tropical storm when it made landfall in New Jersey in August.

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Excessive rain could pose a significant threat for several annual crops in New Jersey, but not Christmas trees. In fact, the supply this year may be the largest New Jersey has experienced in the past few seasons.

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It's been more than three months since Hurricane Irene, and now time is running out for New Jersey families, individuals and businesses to register for federal assistance related to the August storm.

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In the coming weeks the Jersey Assembly is expected to pass legislation that's designed to improve evacuation plans up and down the Jersey shore in the event of a catastrophic event or natural disaster, such as a hurricane or nor'easter

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