Ted Greenberg

3 weeks ago | nbcnewyork.com | Ted Greenberg

Changes are in the works at the last remaining family-friendly amusement park along one of the Jersey Shore’s busiest boardwalks as it gears up to accommodate more people this summer, after its competition closed shop. Crews were hard at work Tuesday at Playland’s Castaway Cove in Ocean City, New Jersey. “This is as busy as it gets,” Castaway Cove Maintenance Manager Mike Clearkin told NBC10 as workers drilled, hammered, cut and lifted.

3 weeks ago | nbcphiladelphia.com | Ted Greenberg

Changes are in the works at the last remaining family-friendly amusement park along one of the Jersey Shore's busiest boardwalks as it gears up to accommodate more people this summer, after its competition closed shop. Crews were hard at work Tuesday at Playland's Castaway Cove in Ocean City, New Jersey. "This is as busy as it gets," Castaway Cove Maintenance Manager Mike Clearkin told NBC10 as workers drilled, hammered, cut and lifted.

3 weeks ago | nbcphiladelphia.com | Ted Greenberg

Authorities in Wildwood, New Jersey, are drawing a line in the sand this summer regarding teens and young adults violating the city's curfew. Wildwood police said they will be much stricter this year to help avoid anything like what happened on Memorial Day Weekend last year. "It's insane what's been going on. Last year, multiple fights," Donovan Ashe of North Wildwood said to NBC10. The situation had become so out of hand the city declared a temporary state of emergency.

3 weeks ago | nbcphiladelphia.com | Ted Greenberg

Body camera footage has revealed intense moments as police officers in Egg Harbor, New Jersey, rescued a man trapped in his burning car as flames continued to spread. Oli Uzzaman, the driver of a BMW, was unconscious and trapped inside while a fire was burning throughout his vehicle after a crash on the evening of Friday, March 14, 2025. The fire grew larger by the second, and that's when Egg Harbor Township police officers Dominik Newman and Michael O'Hagan immediately knew they had to act fast.

4 weeks ago | nbcphiladelphia.com | Ted Greenberg |Emily Rose Grassi

It was a series of close calls and then, a crash. A driver going the wrong way on a busy road at the Jersey Shore collided with another car. It was an ordeal that prompted a witness to jump into action to make sure no one else was put in danger. The whole thing was captured on Paul Williams' dash cameras as he saw headlights coming right at him. "It was one of those, 'Oh c***' moments," Williams told NBC10. Seconds later, the car crashed into a vehicle that was right behind Williams'.