Beware of price gouging and other disaster-related scams in the wake of Ida
New Jersey officials are warning consumers of price gouging scams following Ida.
Superstorm Sandy
Ida ranks among deadliest weather disasters in NJ history
Superstorm Sandy is the only natural disaster on record that caused more deaths in New Jersey than the driving rains and floods from the remnants of Ida.
Bill would end federal government ‘clawbacks’ of Sandy funds
"We need closure now. Sandy survivors need to be able to say, 'Enough,'" said Stewart, community organizer with New Jersey Organizing Project.
Shore Congressmen introduce bill to help struggling residents and businesses
The bill mandates forgiveness of certain Community Disaster Loans secured by NJ municipalities from FEMA.
OC Legislators join Toms River in battle over Joey Harrison’s Surf Club property
Once a Jersey Shore staple in the summertime, Joey Harrison's Surf Club saw its downfall due to damage sustained during and after Superstorm Sandy.
A look at some of the art inspired by Superstorm Sandy devastation
The interactive installation allows you to contribute your Sandy story, and re-listen to the sounds of Sandy barreling over the East Coast.
Barnegat contractor pleads guilty to Sandy fraud
The number of contractors committing Sandy Fraud continues to mount even higher across the Jersey Shore.
Superstorm Sandy caused $3B in health impacts, says new report
More than $540 million in illness-related costs were inflicted in New Jersey by Superstorm Sandy, according to a new report on health and climate change.
Clock is ticking on mortgage relief program for Sandy survivors
"We're going on seven years and almost 1,000 families are still not home, that we know of," said Jody Stewart with New Jersey Organizing Project.
Two more contractors added to the ongoing list of Sandy fraudsters
Two more Sandy contractors have been added to the list of contractors who committed Sandy fraud.
Affordable apartments for Ocean Township families celebrates ribbon cutting
The New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency held a ribbon-cutting ceremony this week that celebrated the opening of 48 new affordable apartments for families in Ocean Township.
For Sandy families still rebuilding, new funds coming this summer
The state has shifted $50M in federal Sandy recovery funds, to help nearly 1,000 families still not back in damaged homes and unable to pay for needed work.