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Over 15,000 acres burned in Ocean County's Jones Road Wildfire
In Ocean County, the Jones Road Wildfire continues burning into its sixth day. Roads are now back open including Wells Mills Road. The command post sits at Wells Mills County Park. As of Sunday, over 15,000 acres have burned, and it is now 65% contained.
The Jones Road Wildfire in Ocean County, N.J. is approximately 50% contained after burning through 13,250 acres.
The New Jersey Forest Fire Service issued a smoke advisory for Ocean County on Saturday as the Jones Road wildfire continues for a a fifth day. Lacey and Ocean townships are currently most impacted by ...
Joseph Kling, 19, of Waretown, has been charged with arson after starting a bonfire that sparked a 15,000 acre wildfire that ...
A Waretown man has been charged with arson in connection with the Jones Roads Wildfire in Ocean County, New Jersey.
Satellite images released by NASA reveal the devastating impact of the Jones Road Fire in New Jersey, where more than 15,000 ...
LACEY - Southern Ocean County is still dry and the entire Garden State remains under high fire risk as the Jones Road Fire ...
The National Weather Service issued a special statement warning about the increased risk of rapid fire spread for a large ...
The New Jersey wildfire continues to grow as low humidity and wind gusts may increase the risk for rapid fire spread across ...
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