Parts of New Jersey’s coastline sustained heavy beach erosion these past two days as an early fall nor’easter brushed against the shore, causing moderate to severe flooding in some communities. Shore ...

A recent nor'easter caused significant erosion and scarping on Delaware's ocean and bay beaches. Replenishment is underway at the Indian River Inlet's north side beach, but funding for other ocean ...

The weekend's violent nor'easter overtook Jersey Shore beaches and reached the dunes in some communities. Some officials began the damage assessment on the afternoon of Oct. 13, as the storm-swollen ...

SAN DIEGO − Thousands of people across the United States are being advised against water-related activities at beaches and other coastal areas during the Labor Day holiday weekend due to unsafe levels ...

People can get in the ocean now in Volusia County, but conditions are still dangerous, said Volusia County Beach Safety Ocean Rescue Director Tammy Malphurs. The county removed its double red flag ...

Eric Law is a Game Rant contributor from Pennsylvania, USA. An MMORPG-focused video game writer for Game Rant for two years and counting, Eric cut his teeth on gaming since he was a wee lad watching ...

San Diego County tests water quality in local bays coastal waters. (File photo courtesy San Diego County) Several beaches in south San Diego County beaches that had been closed due to poor water ...

Today's forecast of sunny skies and warm temperatures after days of rain might tempt some folks to head for the beaches, but if you go, you can't get in the water. On Saturday evening, Oct. 11, ...

Discover The Palm Beaches is hosting a three-day job fair in October to fill hospitality and tourism positions. The free event will take place at three different locations across Palm Beach County on ...

These days, Halloween at the Delaware beaches is nearly as much fun as summertime. You can show off your costume – or your dog's – at several spooky events, all of which happen a stone's throw from ...

"In Texas, you may dig and collect American Indian artifacts, such as arrowheads, on your own property or someone else's with their permission," the post read. "You cannot legally dig in or disturb ...