Red Hook captain recalls weathering Sandy on historic barge
The Waterfront Museum is located on a historic floating barge that also happens to be this captain's home.
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The Waterfront Museum is located on a historic floating barge that also happens to be this captain's home.
Occupy Sandy was born out of Occupy Wall Street to help with hurricane relief.
The storm killed 48 people in New York, 12 in New Jersey and five in Connecticut.
The funds helped complete more than 11,000 housing repair and flood mitigation projects.
Friday, Gov. Phil Murphy toured Port Monmouth flood protection project that aims to prevent future disaster.
Construction has been underway for about a year, and it's expected to take a couple more years to complete.
It's an experience those who lived through the damage and destruction will never forget.
Dozens of volunteers from local schools and different agencies worked to beautify the area.
Redevelopment at South Street Seaport was planned before Sandy, but significant changes were made to blueprints.
After Sandy hit, 2 million PSE&G customers lost power, and it took two weeks for service to be fully restored.
Before and during Superstorm Sandy, many CBS2 viewers were glued to Lonnie Quinn's forecast. He and weather producer Giorgio Panetta take us behind the scenes of what it was like to track the historic storm.
Ten years after Superstorm Sandy, Mayor Adams is high on Brooklyn Bridge-Montgomery Coastal Resilience project.
Jennifer McLogan reconnects with some of the people and neighborhoods she visited a decade ago on Long Island.
CBS2 spoke with the city's chief climate officer about what we need to do now to weather the next superstorm.
CBS2's Carolyn Gusoff went back to speak to many residents whose lives were turned upside-down by the storm.
Some in the community learned that for all it destroyed, the storm had a silver lining.
Elizabeth and Lynn Duffy raised over $5,000 in a matter of days, using the donations to buy hundreds of gift cards.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released a draft of its massive coastal resiliency plan.
Nearly 10 years ago, Superstorm Sandy knocked out power to most of Manhattan below 36th street.
Some Lindenhurst residents say they now have to show receipts of work done from up to 10 years ago.
A natural waterway that was viewed as a silver lining to Superstorm Sandy is starting to close.
The removal of the Violet Cove is being hailed as a major milestone in the revitalization of a struggling community.
The aquarium spent the last decade rebuilding and making improvements to protect it from future storms.
The marathon's only been canceled twice in its history. Once because of Superstorm Sandy and last year because of COVID.
