FEMA On The Ground In Hoboken As Residents Begin Clean Up
As power is slowly restored to some areas of Hoboken, N.J., the level of devastation is becoming more apparent.
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As power is slowly restored to some areas of Hoboken, N.J., the level of devastation is becoming more apparent.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars poured into the Stephen Siller Tunnel To Towers Foundation in the first hour after the relief effort was announced.
More travel options are becoming available to Tri-State area commuters as mass transit gradually gets back on its feet in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.
Fears of a jet fuel shortage at New York's airports have led some airlines to take the unusual -- and costly -- step of putting extra fuel on planes.
The Christie administration established the hotline to minimize the risks of pet owners returning to damaged homes to check on their pets.
Officials are detonating damaged explosives on Ellis Island Friday afternoon.
Speaking at a news conference Friday morning, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo acknowledged that there is a shortage of fuel, but said "there is no reason to panic."
"PSE&G has told me power stations on 63rd Street in Bayonne and the Marion power station got flooded out, as we all know. They've drained the water out. They're drying them out," Mayor Jerramiah Healy said.
During a stop at the Jordan Center on the Penn State campus Thursday, Springsteen also thanked New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie for "doing a fine job" of taking care of citizens. He lauded police, firefighters and other first responders.
Christie announced at 10 a.m. Friday that the roads to Atlantic City were reopening and that the city's casinos had permission to restart operations.
The Atlantic Ocean is docile now, but during superstorm Sandy, it was a different story.
For many Tri-State Area residents, the situation created by Superstorm Sandy has led to a lot of long lines, shortages and tense moments at area gas stations. We here at CBSNewYork.com hope to help alleviate your anxiety.
Three days after superstorm Sandy, some NJ TRANSIT rail service will be back on track to end the work week.
Downed trees, utility poles and wires have tangled together in dangerous piles across the neighborhood. Transformers are down, wiping out power to thousands.
Vehicles entering Manhattan by the four East River bridges and the Lincoln Tunnel must have three or more passengers on Thursday and Friday between 6 a.m. and midnight.
