Jersey Shore, PA

A whole lot of people are soaking in summer's last hurrah down the Jersey shore.

As the Labor Day weekend begins, families and businesses at the Jersey Shore are making the most of what many see as summer's final celebration before the school year gets fully underway.

New Jersey‘s Department of Environmental Protection placed six ocean beaches at the Jersey Shore under swimming advisories on Tuesday, Sept. 1, after water samples taken at them revealed high levels of... The post High Bacteria Levels Trigger Swimming Advisories at Six Jersey Shore Beaches appeared first on 92.5 XTU.

Atlantic City is facing some of its strongest economic headwinds in years as New York City’s casino industry expands, adding urgency to efforts to diversify the Jersey Shore destination’s economy beyond gaming. A new report from the Atlantic County Economic Alliance notes that Atlantic City’s casino-hotel employment level is at a nine-year low. Under a baseline scenario, the study puts more than 5,100 jobs at risk by 2035 because of growing competition and other fa

Wildwood officials are warning people not to feed coyotes as residents report a spike in sightings across the Jersey Shore community ahead of Labor Day weekend. Adults and pups have been spotted in empty areas around the Wildwoods and roaming through yards and streets. “They seem to be multiplying,” Wildwood resident Stu Dorfman said. Another resident, Les Bowe, said he has seen groups of the animals regularly. “I counted up to 13, but lately I’ve been counting

A type of Jellyfish, known as the mauve stinger or "purple meany," has been moving along the New Jersey coast.

A woman and a young girl fell from a chairlift ride in Seaside Heights, New Jersey, Monday night. According to the Seaside Heights Fire Department, the woman boarded a ride on the broadwalk at the south end platform with her young niece and nephew. When their chair reached the north end platform, where it turns around, the woman dropped her phone. As she tried to pick up the phone from the platform, police said the young girl was pushed off the chair and fell about 5 feet onto th

Demolition began Monday on the long-vacant Desert Palm Inn in Seaside Park, marking the end of a lengthy legal battle over the troubled Jersey Shore property. People gathered to watch as crews began tearing down the former motel across the street from the beach, with applause breaking out as the walls started coming down. “Finally it’s happening. So we’re glad,” Seaside Park resident Joanne Penn said. “It’s been an eyesore for sure,” Penn added. B