Dozens of NJ swimming areas are closed due to E. Coli, and fecal contamination. See the growing list and what it means for your beach plans this summer.
A recall of over 5 million aboveground pools has been issued due to serious drowning risks, affecting popular brands sold in local stores in New Jersey and beyond.
Another NJ Beach Has Closed Its Swimming Area This Summer, And This Time It's Not Because Of High Levels Of Bacteria But Because Of A Staffing Shortage Of Lifeguards To Watch Over The Swimming Areas.
We Are Now UP To 6 Beaches That Have Had To Close Its Swimming Areas Due To Higher Than Acceptable Levels Of Fecal Bacteria Being Found In The Water. These Swimming Areas Will Remain Closed Until The Bacteria Levels Are Down To Reasonable Levels
This is a heartwarming story about how a South Jersey mom reached out to social media for some help with her young son, and people came through with plenty of warmth and generosity.