New Jersey's 10th annual Jeep Invasion in Wildwood: "Pure joy for us"
Organizers say it's the largest gathering of Jeep owners in the northeast.
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Organizers say it's the largest gathering of Jeep owners in the northeast.
Businesses in Wildwood said it was already a pretty slow summer, and then the power outage made things worse last week.
Businesses and vacationers are getting back into the swing of things now that power has been restored in Wildwood.
Power has been restored to all customers throughout the Wildwoods after a major power outage over the weekend.
Approximately 3,345 customers remain without power Sunday morning after a fire broke out at Atlantic City Electric's substation on Oak Avenue knocking out power Friday afternoon.
It was Friday around noon when a fire broke out at Atlantic City Electric's substation on Oak Avenue knocking out power.
More power has been restored Saturday morning after thousands of customers around the Wildwoods were without power after a fire at a power substation.
Not even $12 million worth of fines is enough to stop a Jersey Shore town from bulldozing sand on its beach to bolster eroded spots in defiance of state environmental officials.
Atlantic City Electric crews are working to restore power to thousands following a Friday afternoon fire at an electric substation. The entire island of the Wildwoods lost power. As of now, some power has been restored to the south end of North Wildwood. Ryan Hughes reports.
The festivities conclude with a fireworks show along the boardwalk Tuesday night.
This is the largest outdoor country music festival in the northeast.
Police say they are looking for two suspects in connection to several car burglaries.
The Shore is open for another summer season. Both business owners and beachgoers are ready.
This week, a group of New Jersey elementary students became published authors for the second time, people of all ages shaved their heads in honor of children battling cancer, and residents across the area are preparing for Memorial Day Weekend.
Wildwood banned alcohol on its beach and boardwalk during a Board of Commissioners meeting Wednesday night.
Wildwood banned alcohol on its beach and boardwalk during a Board of Commissioners meeting Wednesday night.
Memorial Day Weekend is the unofficial start to summer, and while the beaches in Wildwood will be open, crews are working to fill eight feet of erosion.
North Wildwood is repairing dunes and beach access points between 12th and 16th avenues, which are some of the most heavily eroded areas.
Heavy equipment crews are moving sand along a stretch of badly eroded beach in North Wildwood where a bitter fight over how to protect its rapidly shrinking beaches has led to $33 million worth of litigation.
Though experts say the rental market is slightly slower this year, those out-of-luck renters will have other options.
North Wildwood can make emergency repairs to its badly eroded beachfront, while it fights with the state on how best to protect the fragile coastline.
North Wildwood police say coyotes typically are skittish around people and stay away from them but they're warning pet owners to keep their cats inside and their dogs close to them when out walking.
A wild coyote allegedly is on the prowl in North Wildwood.
Crews have been repairing and replacing boards spanning from Oak to Maple Avenues.
The Boardwalk in Wildwood is almost ready for the summer season.
