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If there’s one sure thing about the pandemic’s impact on the Jersey Shore this summer, it’s that nobody really has a clue.

The open consumption of alcohol is now permitted in a portion of North Wildwood days after a new state alcohol law went into effect.

N.J. beaches will be open just in time for Memorial Day weekend. But how could a socially-distanced Jersey Shore change the close culture beach-goers love?

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed legislation Friday night that legalizes the sale and delivery of cocktails and mixed drinks during the COVID-19 state of emergency period.

The temporary rules change would be a lifeline for bars and restaurants.

As vacation season approaches, we’re going to talk about summer travel and trips in the era of the coronavirus.

Lots of local cafes, bakeries and breakfast spots are still open — and offering takeout.

Bankruptcies for retailers such as J. Crew will take a toll on King of Prussia Mall when it eventually reopens.

The current asking price for 1312 Spruce St. hasn’t been revealed.

Masks are not a requirement to play golf in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Most players at Philly’s Juniata course opted not to wear them on Sunday.

If you’re able to spend $25, you basically gain access to a spacious park where you can eat and drink.

City officials say they haven’t had a chance to consider relaxed regulations for sidewalk cafes.

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Deployed in a COVID wing, Jessica Heaven didn’t want to wait.

Kathleen Poliski never thought she’d have a first date with someone she never met. But has social distancing changed the rules to dating?