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If you had a vaccine appointment scheduled this week in Monmouth County, you don't anymore.

There's an app for that! If you've been hoping for an easier way to ask health related questions, search for answers and get vaccine updates in Ocean County, that easier way has just arrived. The Ocean County Health Department announced Tuesday the launch of their free app where you can learn about all their programs, services, special events, health resources and any other public health news and topics. There is also a special COVID-19 feature, they announced, which includes a variety of information about testing and travel advisories to notifying you when vaccination clinic appointm...

Get our free mobile app There's no short selling the fact that small businesses have been dealt a tough and sometimes unbearable dagger to their chances of staying open and being able to pay bills. The Monmouth County Freeholders/Commissioners since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic have used Federal CARES Act funding to help businesses with PPE and other Covid related expenses, which has helped many businesses in the area. Still, with capacity at only 35-percent, rough waters lye ahead in what's been a brutal month for weather at the Jersey Shore. In Middletown, the township committee h...

It's a girl! A U.S. Navy Sailor from Lakehurst delivered a beautiful baby girl the day before she was set to attend the pinning ceremony to the promotion of Petty Officer while being stationed at Navy Expeditionary Combat Command in Virginia Beach. During her pregnancy, Petty Officer/Personal Specialist Chief Veronica Guadalupe Foley, a selected chief initiated with class 127, according to the U.S. Navy, went through training and workouts while preparing to move up in the ranks while expecting a child. “I’ve always known I’ve wanted to make Chief,” Personnel Specialist Chief Veronic...

Brick Police need your help identifying the man behind a robbery at the 711 on Chambers Bridge Road Wednesday morning. The suspect, described as a black male, about 6'0 with a thin build entered the 711 shortly after 1:00 am Wednesday wearing a red, white and blue jacket, black track pants with white stripes running down the outer seams, and red, white and blue sneakers. The hood of the jacket had fur around the edge. Police said the suspect struck the victim on the head "with a solid object", giving him a bruise, and he then took an undisclosed amount of cash from the register along with a...