West Orange residents still picking up the pieces after Ida
One year after Ida, we're revisiting a New Jersey community that became homeless in a heartbeat.
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One year after Ida, we're revisiting a New Jersey community that became homeless in a heartbeat.
More than a dozen tenants are suing the property management company and the city of Englewood.
Most areas have been cleaned up, but a scar remains-- what's left of the homes and a banquet hall that exploded.
Four people were killed after becoming trapped in their ground-floor apartments at the Oakwood Plaza complex.
Seven Brooklyn businesses struggling in the aftermath of Ida last year got an unexpected grant from TD Bank.
Heavy rain often overflows the city's sewer system because most of it is covered by surfaces that don't absorb water.
The money will be used to help homeowners and low-income renters impacted by the storm.
Hundreds of cars were as good as driftwood last year when remnants of Ida flooded our vital roadways.
Flood water from the nearby Blind Brook remains a serious threat, so many are considering selling their homes.
Flash flooding is happening now in places where it hasn't before.
This year, in advance of the busiest part of the storm season, a stop-gap measure is being implemented.
A year after the remnants of the Hurricane struck our area, CBS2 is checking in with those who were hit hard.
But all that's about to change as Sept. 6 is the day everyone will return to refurbished Cresskill schools.
