Barnegat Bay

The shutdown of one of the nation's oldest nuclear power plants last year is having a surprising, stinging consequence.

The state DEP is handing out millions to help keep Barnegat Bay pristine.

The clinging jellyfish is no bigger than a quarter and is not native to New Jersey, but people stung can end up hospitalized.

Superstorm flood victims will get a chance to voice their concerns during a public meeting Thursday at Stockton University in Galloway with officials from the Army Corps of Engineers and the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, who will discuss a feasibility study on coastal storm risk management problems within the back bay area...

Only in New Jersey can you go from short sleeves to snow showers in a matter of hours.

The dry weather means there's less storm water runoff pollutants, but the overall impact of lack of significant rainfall is having a negative impact on Barnegat Bay.

Three people were tossed overboard in the crash between a 16-foot boat and a 36-foot speedboat.

Careful where you go fishing. Officials say what to look out for and what to do if you're stung.

It happens every day on New Jersey roads: Used cigarette butts are tossed out car windows. Aside from the obvious risk of forest fires, discarded butts are taking a toll on our waterways and marine life.

New Jersey lawmakers are trying again to impose daily limits on the amount of pollutants that can be allowed to wash into the fragile Barnegat Bay.