great white shark

If a shark was spotted swimming only a few feet from the beaches here in New Jersey, do you know how you'd react?

No Great Whites to see here, unfortunately. You'll have to take your chances out on a boat to catch a glimpse.

Not too long ago, a shark that weighed about the same as a car was detected off the New Jersey coast.

It's a big ocean and there are a lot of sharks in there - but, could a great white shark, spotted off Sea Isle City last weekend have been spotted again?

Jim Piazza and his son and his son's friend were fishing about a mile off the coast when they had an encounter with a shark, estimated at about 12 feet long.

A beached great white shark lives today thanks to a group of East Coast beach-goers who helped the shark back into the water.

Sharks are coming back to hang out along Jersey's coastlines. One shark in particular, Andromache, was first spotted here only a few months ago, but has now returned.

Some upgrades are being made to the legendary 'Great White' Rollercoaster on the Wildwood boardwalk just in time for the 2021 season.

Not exactly the fish he was expecting, was it?

Mary Lee is without a doubt New Jersey's favorite shark. We've become fascinated with her. She made a few stops this weekend in South Jersey. Here are the best tweets about the beloved great white shark.

Sharks attacking dolphins, or at least trying to, probably happens quite a bit and we never even know about it. Nonetheless, a visitor to one South Jersey beach over the weekend snapped a picture which might indicate sharks are getting extra hungry.

Your favorite Twitter-loving great white shark is back along the coast of Cape May County!