After federal funding to replenish many of the beaches at the Jersey Shore was cut, officials say the results could impact ...

This year, zero dollars are budgeted for beach replenishment projects — the first time since 1996. It's possible that zero ...

Jersey Shore beaches may soon be short on sand. Proposed federal budget cuts could slash spending for replenishment.

ABC Action News has been following the health of our beaches since last year's storms, and soon our coastline could be ...

Individual beach replenishment projects along the Jersey Shore are funded using 35% local and state money, and a 65% federal ...

This year, the federal budget earmarked zero dollars for beach replenishment, marking the first complete funding halt for ...

Several Jersey Shore beach replenishment projects are at risk of not taking place in the offseason because of cuts in federal ...

After the federal government cut funds for beach replenishment, Jersey Shore leaders are clamoring to bring it back.

More sand is on the way to Croatan Beach in Virginia Beach and work should begin next week following some delays.

New Jersey's beaches face a tough future as federal funding for replenishment projects takes a major hit, stirring strong reactions from local leaders like Rep. Frank Pallone.

A beach replenishment project scheduled for this year in Avalon and nearby Stone Harbor, as well as another project at the ...