Brigantine

Volunteers helping stranded seals along the Jersey Shore had a sad Sunday morning, after two seals died overnight and a third had been found dead on Saturday.

Police were called to the home on a report of a lost dog and found the pup clinging to a bulkhead behind the house.

A man collapsed on a sight-seeing vessel near Brigantine and was being treated by an off-duty nurse before Troopers arrived to help revive him.

The New Jersey DEP is in the process of removing sand from the southern portion of Little Egg Inlet — which was deemed unsafe for boats all last summer because of sand buildup — and using it to repair beaches and dunes on Long Beach Island.

You can chip in to help the nonprofit buy a new one.

Three bottle-nosed dolphins and two pygmy sperm whales have washed ashore over the past week alone.

Scott Blumstein won the series' marquee no-limit Texas Hold 'em main event early Sunday in Las Vegas surrounded by dozens of supporters including relatives and college friends.

Jersey beaches have been seeing their share of seals and seal pups in the past month. Unfortunately, some of the young show up with injuries.

Thanks to a mild New Jersey winter so far, The Marine Mammal Stranding Center in Brigantine has seen fewer beached seals along the coast.

James R. Ward, 30, of Bellmawr, was arrested Friday morning and charged with a crime that allegedly took place in 2014.