Topic: Toms River

Organizers of a kayak and canoe parade in New Jersey received word from Guinness World Records that they officially broke a record with 1,105 participants.

A decade after Sandy made landfall in New Jersey, Toms River resident Matt Rusinski has crossed more rebuilding thresholds than others displaced by the storm.

Due to a recent storm that had stalled off the coast earlier this month, some beaches along the Jersey Shore don't have enough sand to accommodate beachgoers.

Authorities said a teenage boy died and his sister was injured at a Jersey Shore beach on Tuesday when a large hole they were digging collapsed, trapping the siblings under sand.

A rare blue lobster delivered to a Red Lobster restaurant in Ohio was spared from gracing a patron's dinner plate when employees found it a new home at a zoo.

A New Jersey grocery store is trying to find a new home for a rare orange lobster to make sure it doesn't end up on a dinner plate.

The coronavirus has sent the commodities prices plummeting, and analysts don't expect them to climb again substantially until the pandemic ends and life begins to return to normal.

With March Madness canceled and restaurants across the country closed, the meat industry is overloaded with chicken wings that it can't sell.

A pair of New Jersey sisters are trying to verify whether the object they found in a large crater on a beach was a meteorite.

Residents of a Florida community are waiting for data that could determine if they're living in a cancer cluster.