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FEMA has tips for how families can prepare for the possibility of a natural disaster.

A former Hoboken Police officer who resides in Seaside Heights is sentenced to five years in prison and his wife three years of probation for stealing $187,000.00 in Sandy relief funds.

What's being done to find a solution for back bay flooding issues along the Jersey Shore? You have two opportunities this week to find out.

An independent audit of the township's finances found that they are in good shape for the sixth year in a row.

The legislation would free Superstorm-impacted homeowners from paying restitution to the government if their grants stemmed from FEMA miscalculations.

Six of the seven charges filed against Nicholas Ochs carry possible 30-year prison terms, if convicted.

With the National Flood Insurance Program up for renewal at the end of the month, the group Stop FEMA Now is holding a two-day re authorization conference beginning tomorrow in Washington D.C. to encourage change.

Separate from the Superstorm relief package sandy impacted homeowners can head to Toms River Town Hall next week to find out if they're eligible for FEMA home-elevation grants.

Pallone's bill would require FEMA to review the finances of insurance companies and cap their profits at 10 percent.

Two Ocean County residents, and a Toms River motel owner who lives in Edison, are among nine new arrestees, accused by New Jersey investigators with pirating federal Superstorm relief worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.

An airborne nuclear response exercise is under way in the skies over Ocean County, and the tri-state area, continuing through Friday.

Former workers of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) step forward to substantiate allegations of fraud and mismanagement of Superstorm Sandy flood insurance claims.