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Ocean County fire: Wildfire in Lacey, Waretown grows to 8,500 acres; 3,000 evacuated
WARETOWN ― One of the worst wildfires in southern Ocean County history has more than doubled in size, scorching 8,500 acres, forcing the evacuation of some 3,000 people, and threatening 1,320 homes and buildings, officials said.
The fire ignited three structures in the Lacey industrial park Tuesday night and led to evacuations in portions of the ...
In the wake of Tuesday's massive wildfire, Lt. Gov. Tahesha Way has declared a state of emergency has been declared for southern Ocean County. There are signs that firefighters are making progress ...
The Ocean County Health Department is urging those with respiratory conditions to stay indoors in areas affected by the ...
The Jones Road Fire in New Jersey only started Tuesday morning but it has consumed more than 17 square miles. Thousands were ...
Outreach coordinators searched the smoldering woods in Ocean County, looking for unhoused people displaced by a massive ...
Three thousand residents forced to evacuate Tuesday night have been allowed to return home from what’s been dubbed the Jones ...
A massive wildfire burning across Ocean County, New Jersey, has consumed 12,000 acres and could become the state's largest ...
Mark Haug, an Ocean Gate teacher, handed out forest fire relief supplies from his "Hold On, I'm Coming" trailer set up at the Waretown ShopRite.
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