Barnegat Bay

The 'Paddle for the Bay' will be held on Aug. 20 in Ocean County.

If we don't act now, we could see a very different future over the years in Barnegat Bay.

There's one Jersey Shore man who drives a vintage 1960s car that can go straight into the water! It's a car/boat? Boat/car? Whatever you call it, it's just about one of the coolest things you'll see all summer.

Each weekend we have to battle the Jersey Shore summer traffic on the roads and on the water. Is it time for our own "residents Only" area of the water?

B2’s other New Jersey locations are in Toms River, Point Pleasant Beach, North Brunswick and Red Bank.

The Barnegat Bay is a staple part of the Ocean County landscape and an important asset to the everyday living of those who reside and work here.

A Morris County man is being charged with vehicular homicide for causing a boat crash along the Barnegat Bay in June that killed a Whippany resident and injured four others.

Testing for bacteria levels occurs at more than 200 ocean and bay beaches in the Garden State.

This weekend was the perfect introduction to the upcoming Jersey Shore summer. Temperatures were in the 70s, the sun was shining, and I saw nothing but smiling faces. Most importantly, it was wonderful seeing local businesses energized and ready to assist customers for the upcoming months. It's pretty obvious that this summer is going to be filled with tremendous opportunities... ENJOY IT & TAKE ADVANTAGE!

I am thrilled to be getting the word out about New Jersey's first electric charter boat. It's classy, innovative, and possibly the future of boating at the Jersey Shore. Think about it, you and your loved ones can have a wonderful day on the water while leaving the smallest environmental footprint possible. Whether you’re craving a salt-air-filled day of relaxation or are planning an exciting birthday party, Electric Bay Cruises has you covered!

The Barnegat Bay event was billed in separate places as one to support President Trump's campaign, as well as law enforcement and veterans.

Its name is both a play on words and a distillation of its mission. ReClam the Bay is well into its second decade of engaging the public in growing shellfish life.