Jersey Shore
Queen Latifah Puts NJ House Up for Sale
The Real Estalker reports that Queen Latifah, aka Dana Owens, has listed her New Jersey home, which is about an hour and a half from […]
Charming Cape May B&B Gets National Attention
Popular with tourists, this Victorian inn was built in 1905 on one of Cape May’s oldest streets and boasts 30-plus years in the hospitality business. […]
10 Jersey Cities Still Struggling After Sandy
We’re a few days late to this, but earlier this week NJ Spotlight pinpointed ten Jersey Shore cities still struggling to recovery from Hurricane Sandy […]
Fire Destroys Popular Cape May Diner
Here’s what the Four Seasons, in Rio Grande, just north of Cape May, looked like before yesterday night.
PHOTOS: Newest Kennedy Born at the Jersey Shore
On Tuesday, Absecon 6th grade teacher Amy Petitgout–aka the wife of ex-Rhode Island congressman Patrick Kennedy’s–gave birth to a little girl. (Pat=son of Teddy.)Today, two-day-old Nora made […]
Chris Christie Doesn’t Have the Facts on Margate Dunes
A real live battle of David and Goliath is taking place at the Jersey shore. Residents of Maragte City have voiced their overwhelming opposition to […]
United Airlines to Fly Out of Atlantic City
Right now, Atlantic City International Airport isn’t doing much international business. It’s got one carrier, Spirit Airlines, which mostly shuttles oldheads between the Shore and […]
Atlantic City Mayor Refuses to Concede Defeat
Incumbent Atlantic City mayor Lorenzo Langford technically lost his race to Republican Don Guardian (great name) yesterday. But he’s not ready to concede defeat just […]
Sandy: One Year Later
October 21st, 2012, was one of those impossibly gorgeous Jersey Shore days, where even though the thermometer said the temperature was in the 60s, the […]
Reminder: Your Hurricane Sandy Aid Still Hasn’t Arrived
As part of the big Sandy package the Inquirer ran on Sunday, Amy Rosenberg dives deep into the relief situation. And what she found ain’t pretty: It […]
PHOTO: World’s Biggest Sand Castle
Above is a photo of what is being called the world’s tallest sandcastle, in Point Pleasant Beach, on the Shore. According to the sandcastle’s site–yes, […]
One Year After Sandy, Shore Still Recovering
The approaching anniversary of Hurricane Sandy—the second costliest storm in U.S. history after Katrina—prompted the Courier-Post to examine how residents are faring after the torrential […]
Historic Atlantic City Hotel Sold At Auction for $4 Million Is Now Back on the Market
In May, Florida investor Eli Hadad purchased the 121,000-square-foot Madison House Hotel at auction for $4 million. It wasn’t a competitive auction; Hadad was the […]
Tidal Flooding Has Begun Down the Shore
Update 4:36 p.m. Flooding has not, apparently, ended. Here’s another photo of the damage in Wildwood. .@CydneyLongNBC10: Wildwood drivers use caution at Rio Grand & Susquehanna: […]
Finally, Dunes for the Jersey Shore
Finally. That was my initial response to the news that officials in Ocean City and Mantoloking have started eminent domain proceedings against ocean-front homeowners who […]