Volunteers Head Out To Clean Beaches Of Sandy Debris
Volunteers headed out Saturday to clean beaches around New York and New Jersey, in an effort to help communities recover and rebuild in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.
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Volunteers headed out Saturday to clean beaches around New York and New Jersey, in an effort to help communities recover and rebuild in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.
Eight displaced families were receiving help from the American Red Cross Saturday after a raging fire in Orange, N.J.
Superstorm Sandy victims had their sights Saturday on Washington, D.C., hoping to avoid political gridlock as they work to get the money needed to recover from the storm.
Police found "Blackie" inside a home in Phillipsburg, Pa., -- 65 miles from the New Jersey pet store where the pooch was pilfered
Tri-State Area lawmakers and officials made visits to Washington this week to talk to President Barack Obama and members of Congress about the impact of storm and what's needed for recovery.
The fire started in a three-story building at 216 Main St., around 1:30 a.m. Residents said they woke up to thick black smoke pouring into their apartments and scrambled for safety.
Residents of Atlantic, Cape May, Middlesex, Monmouth and Ocean counties can apply for the grants through their town governments for money to pay for repairs.
New Jersey Gov. Christie cannot stop talking about his new BFF Bruce Springsteen.
"That's not something that should be made quickly. It should be made with sober, deliberative thought about how I can best serve and hopefully the voters might support me," Booker said.
The parents of the youngest victim of New Jersey's supermarket massacre broke their silence on Thursday and are now fighting for what could become "Cristina's Law" -- something they say would prevent future tragedies.
About 20 patients were scheduled to meet with staff Thursday at the Greenleaf Compassion Center in Montclair.
The ruins of the Rockaways are piled high in Jacob Riis Park, a mountainous symbol of Sandy's legacy. The damage is still piled everywhere and some residents said it's time Washington stepped up.
The Port Authority said the move is designed to give crews 48-hours of uninterrupted time to work on the restoration of the Hoboken line.
Concert organizers became concerned this week that the money raised by ticket sales may be winding up in the wrong pockets.
Winter hasn't even started, but storm-ravaged businesses at the Jersey Shore are already thinking about summer.
