A white shark was spotted biting a seal near popular Massachusetts beaches, highlighting active shark behavior along Cape Cod. Local experts warn that the region is experiencing peak white shark season, urging extra awareness for those visiting the area.

A 39-year-old New Jersey man died after being pulled from the water at the Jersey Shore. Authorities say he was pronounced dead at Community Medical Center shortly after the incident.

Crowded beaches and balmy sunshine aren’t the only things heading to Massachusetts this weekend. Officials warn of dangerous rip tides and urge all swimmers to exercise caution in the water.

A proposed law could soon have shark warnings sent directly to your cell phone, enhancing safety for beachgoers. The shark alert system aims to utilize mobile technology to notify the public if the legislation passes.

Texas beachgoers may soon enjoy safer waters as the Environmental Protection Agency grants $382,000 to monitor bacteria along the state’s coast. The funding aims to reduce disease risk for those using the nation’s coastal recreational waters.

As New York City opens its beaches for the season, a significant lifeguard shortage leaves the shores with only 280 lifeguards—far fewer than needed amid an ongoing staffing crisis. Officials anticipate more lifeguards will join by the peak of summer, but concerns remain over beach safety during the early weeks of the season.