The Jones Road wildfire, which has impacted Ocean and Lacey townships in Ocean County, burns in New Jersey. (Courtesy of New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection) Jones Road wildfire could ...

The Jones Road fire in New Jersey has scorched over 15,000 acres of land. Check back for the latest update on the wildfire containment.

Health researchers are studying respiratory impacts as climate change makes wildfires more frequent and intense across the ...

New Jersey Forest Fire Service officials announced Monday that the Jones Road wildfire is 100% contained, more than two weeks after the blaze was first reported. The acreage of the blaze continues to ...

T he Jones Road Wildfire in New Jersey was large enough to be seen from space, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) shared the satellite video on social media on Wednesday.

The Jones Road Wildfire is about 50% contained. A wildfire in New Jersey exploded to 13,250 acres after igniting Tuesday in Ocean County and threatening more than 1,000 structures, shutting down a ...

New Jersey wildfire map: Where is Jones Road fire burning? The fire is located near Ocean and Lacey Townships in Ocean County, New Jersey, according to the Forest Fire Service.

Jones Road wildfire causing air quality issues as far as NYC. Heavy smoke from the wildfire was affecting visibility in neighboring townships, and authorities warned residents to drive cautiously.

Smoke from the Jones Road wildfire in New Jersey was slated to swath New York City skies on Thursday, prompting air quality advisories for the metropolitan area and Long Island, health and ...

How many acres have burned in the New Jersey wildfires? As of April 24, the Jones Road wildfire has consumed 15,000 acres and is 50% contained, according to a post by the New Jersey Forest Fire ...

The Jones Road fire in New Jersey has scorched over 15,000 acres of land. Check back for the latest update on the wildfire containment.

The Jones Road Wildfire in New Jersey was large enough to be seen from space, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) shared the satellite video on social media on Wednesday.