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Amidst a decision by the Governor to declare an Executive Order allowing the construction of dunes on property even where easements weren't signed, and the state's decision to award a one dollar settlement to the Harvey Cedars couple who sued over obstructed views, the attorney for the couple says both rulings will not deter his clients.

Phone companies in New Jersey eager to replace traditional copper lines with wireless systems will have to wait until the kinks are worked out if a bill proposed by Central Jersey Assemblyman Daniel Benson is passed.

Eleven months after Superstorm Sandy slammed New Jersey, Governor Chris Christie has signed an Executive Order, which declares the lack of protection for the Jersey shoreline opens the door to disaster.

The future of policies affecting the Barnegat Bay will also play heavily with Hurricane Sandy and other natural disasters.

Over 50 businesses remain charred to bits after this month's fire on the Seaside Boardwalk, however, more questions remain about the circumstances which caused the fire.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and business owners at the Jersey Shore did and are doing all they can to convince people that the state is "Stronger than the Storm," but it's not working as well as they would have liked.

Superstorm Sandy made summer 2013 a challenge for most shore towns, but Atlantic City faced unique hurdles, dealing with the storm while in the midst of a major redevelopment initiative.

As National Preparedness Month presses on, officials around the state want you to know you can count on them if and when disaster strikes.

Joint hearings throughout the state continue as members of the Senate and Assembly Environment Committees gather feedback from New Jersey residents still struggling to recover and rebuild almost a year after Superstorm Sandy devastated the state.

It appears the so-called political experts were wrong in saying Gov. Chris Christie has no coattails heading into the November 5th General Election.