Point Pleasant Beach

State Police said the body found Saturday on Channel Drive is that of Derek Narby, 21, who has been missing since Sept. 14.

If you've ever strolled down the boardwalk in Point Pleasant Beach during the summer, you've probably heard the comforting and smooth sounds of Frank Sinatra entertaining you as you walked by. Well, that sound came from 'The Sinatra House,' and the owners have been doing it for over 35 years...

A body has washed up near the Manasquan Inlet on Saturday as New Jersey State Police search for Brick Township resident Derek Narby.

The entrances to the beach at Jenkinson's in Point Pleasant have been blocked since after Labor Day weekend.

Jenkinson's, which owns the beach in Point Pleasant Beach in a deal that goes back to 1926 closed off all access to the beach after Labor Day without explanation.

The 31-foot boat was hit by a wave in Manasquan Inlet around 8 p.m. in the rough waters churned up by Hurricane Lee which caused it to flip.

A message from Point Pleasant Beach Mayor Paul Kinitra made it clear the decision to block beach access was Jenkinson's and not the borough's.

As the U.S. races to build offshore wind power projects that will transform coastlines, including New Jersey's, much remains unknown about how the facilities could affect the environment

This amazing boardwalk has been thrilling kids and families for nearly a century.

Take advantage of the last few weeks of summer.