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The latest test results showed that bacteria counts fell back under New Jersey's safe swimming standards at beaches in Long Branch, Deal, Pine Beach, Seaside Heights, Barnegat Light and Lavallette ...
If the resampling shows two consecutive days of high bacteria levels, New Jersey law requires the beaches to be closed to swimming. Check app.com later for more on this developing story.
Upstate New Yorkers may be wondering if it's safe to swim in nearby lakes and rivers this summer after five New Jersey beaches went under advisories for high levels of fecal bacterial.
Three Jersey Shore beaches are under swimming advisories on Wednesday, May 29, due to high levels of fecal bacteria found in water samples. Each of the three beaches had high levels of enterococci ...
A pair of Westchester beaches that were forced to close last week due to bacteria concerns are cleared to reopen, according to the Westchester County Health Department.. Croton Point Park Beach ...
The National Weather Service warned of a moderate risk of rip currents across the entire New Jersey coastline on Saturday, with surf heights of 1 feet to 3 feet. ... NJ beaches may be closed due ...
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