A fatal drowning at the Seaside Heights beach in New Jersey has led to stricter ocean access rules as rip current deaths ...

Following a drowning on Monday, Aug. 11, Seaside Heights Mayor Anthony Vaz announced the borough will be ordering people out ...

Beaches in Seaside Heights typically open at 9 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. when lifeguards leave for the day, Vaz said.

Despite warnings of rough surf and unguarded beaches, many still keep venturing into dangerous waters. With Hurricane Erin ...

Seaside Heights beaches will close by 5 p.m. on days of rough surf and rip currents, two hours earlier than the previous 7 p.m. closure.

Seaside Heights Mayor Tony Vaz smashes a bottle of champagne on the steel structure on the Boulevard in Seaside Heights, between Hamilton and Webster Avenues, Monday morning, August 16, 2021.

NEW JERSEY (PIX11) — Seaside Heights Mayor Anthony Vaz said he is meeting with his business administrator and police chief Tuesday evening to debrief about Saturday’s near-stampede on the ...

Thursday’s incident in South Seaside Park was reported about 6:40 p.m., when a teen and adult male in the ocean appeared to be in trouble.

Four people were saved and one man died after drowning at an unprotected beach in Seaside Heights, New Jersey, on Monday, officials said.

Belmar Beach Patrol Chief Harry Harsin said the victim was brought ashore about 50 to 100 yards north of the Eighth Avenue jetty.