Jersey Shore

A 19-acre parcel dubbed “No Man’s Island” isn’t accessible by car but offers a secluded escape just off the Jersey Shore.

Seaside Heights club Karma, that famously hosted MTV’s "Jersey Shore," has met the wrecking ball and will be replaced with a mixed-use project.

Even short city escapes have worthy benefits—like returning with wider eyes and perhaps a souvenir in tow, or at least a little beach in your hair. Asbury Park, one of the closest shore points to Jersey City (clocking in at an hour away and skipping most shore Parkway traffic), has become an ideal destination for such a spell.

This is your chance to rep New Jersey - five of our best boardwalks are going head-to-head with the rest of the country.

The hospitality industry has taken a huge hit during the pandemic, but a few feel-good stories have emerged and lots of restaurants are staying open for pick-up and delivery.

Asbury Park and Atlantic City will be getting $20 million each toward boardwalk restoration work, and a slew of other Jersey Shore towns also nabbed millions in grants.

Asbury Ocean Club, a hotel and condominium project, is coming to the beachfront of Asbury Park.

Closed since the start of the pandemic, one of Atlantic City’s foremost family attractions is back.

The Oscar-winning actor Joe Pesci found a buyer for his 7,200-square-foot home in this New Jersey town.

Discover the rich history of Lucy the Elephant, America's oldest roadside attraction, located at the Jersey Shore and who recently got a $2.5M restoration.