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Frustration Grows As FEMA Mobile Homes Stay Unused
New Jersey lost more homes to Sandy than any other state in the Tri-State, which is why thousands of Jersey Shore residents are miffed to know that FEMA has had dozens of fully equipped mobile homes sitting unused in the Garden State since early November. PIX11 sought answers from the ...
Man Refuses to Leave Home Destroyed by Sandy
Many homes destroyed by Hurricane Sandy but still standing are scheduled to be demolished in the coming weeks. One man, Anthony Gatti of Staten Island, refuses to leave his family's condemned property. (Dec. 14)
Hurricane Sandy May Affect US Jobs
Hurricane Sandy is expected to have slowed US employment figures, with a sharp drop in hiring.
FEMA Rep. Kicks Out Red Cross Volunteers
It seems that even in the face of tremendous tragedy, not everyone can get along. A FEMA representative is being accused of getting into a fight with the Red Cross, kicking all of the volunteers out of a make shift recovery center on Island Park. All the while, Hurricane Sandy ...
$500/Month For Three Years...From An Anonymous Donor
Bassey Ikpe shares her story of an incredibly generous, yet anonymous donor.
After the Flood: Can Surge Barriers Save New York?
Spurred by a history of disastrous floods, London, Venice and the Netherlands have pioneered surge barriers and sea walls. In the wake of Superstorm Sandy, what can New York learn from engineering innovators worldwide? WSJ's Robert Lee Hotz reports.
Statue of Liberty 'Months' Away From Reopening
The Statue of Liberty itself survived Superstorm Sandy intact, but damage to buildings and Liberty Island's power and heating systems means the island will remain closed to tourists for a while. (Nov. 30)
NY, CT, NJ Governors Asking For Billions In Federal Aid
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy are joining forces in a regional effort to land nearly $83 billion in federal aid to recover from Superstorm Sandy. Malloy said the aid is also needed in Connecticut to protect against future storms. "While ...
Re-Evaluating How to Enforce Hurricane Evacuation Orders
Here's a sensitive management question: Is there a better way to enforce mandatory evacuation orders in advance of a hurricane, for the safety of those living near water and those who later have to rescue them? John Bussey has details on The News Hub. Photo: Bryan Thomas for The Wall ...
Weeks Later, Assessing Sandy Damage in N.J.
Weeks after Superstorm Sandy, large swaths of the New Jersey shoreline are still uninhabitable as state lawmakers get a firsthand look at damage. (Nov. 29)
Sandy Blows White House Race Off Track
Hurricane Sandy overran White House politicking Monday, with President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney calling off campaign rallies as the strengthening storm bore down on the East Coast. (Oct. 29)
Christie: Sandy Damage Estimate 'Realistic'
Governor Chris Christie says Superstorm Sandy caused $36.8 billion in damage in New Jersey. He's requesting that amount, which is greater than his state's entire budget, from the federal government, saying "these are realistic numbers." (N...
Chris Christie Running For Re-Election With Strong Poll Numbers
Chris Christie running for re-election with strong poll numbers
Cuomo: Sandy Cost New York $32 Billion
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced on Monday that his state suffered $32 billion in damage from Superstorm Sandy. He also said Sandy caused much more damage than Hurricane Katrina. (Nov. 27)
Raw: Sandy Victims Dream of Powerball Riches
Forget FEMA, insurance adjusters and construction cleanups. Some of the people hardest hit by Superstorm Sandy are hoping one thing this week answers their prayers: a $425 million Powerball jackpot. (Nov. 26)
Free Meals Lighten Burden of Superstorm Sandy
Victims of Superstorm Sandy in New York and elsewhere in the Northeast were comforted Thursday by kinder weather and free holiday meals. (Nov. 22)
Raw: New Views of Sandy Flooding
Nearly two weeks after Superstorm Sandy struck, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has released surveillance footage of the storm flooding PATH stations. (Nov. 16)
Obama Sees NY Damage From Sandy
President Barack Obama has had his first look at the devastation that Superstorm Sandy waged on New York City, taking a helicopter tour above sections of Queens and Staten Island that were ravaged by floods and fires. (Nov. 15)
Medics Check High-Rise Residents After Sandy
Medical teams were sent to parts of New York City hit by Superstorm Sandy to make sure residents in high-rise buildings are getting their medical needs met. Some residents haven't had water, power or heat for 12 days. (Nov. 9)
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