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President Biden signed a declaration to pump out federal funds to the local level, which will help New Yorkers in dire need.
Twenty seven people died in New Jersey as a result of the remnants of Hurricane Ida and four people remain missing, three in Passaic County and one in Essex County.
Many vehicles had water damage from last week's storm, when remnants of Hurricane Ida tore through the Tri-State Area. Mechanics say they're now getting an influx of vehicles to repair.
The $300 federal supplement has expired. For many who can't find work, it's a big blow. But it could be good news for many small businesses experiencing a staffing shortage.
Beach carts were packed and sunscreen was needed on one of the last days of the season.
Neighbors in one Union County town say a pool rental app has ruined the end of their summer.
Murphy said he's asking the feds to help more counties and plans to discuss it with President Biden when he visits New Jersey on Tuesday.
Officials said residents should run their faucets for 3-5 minutes to flush out any remaining contaminated water.
Officials say 27 people have died and at least four remain missing in the devastating flooding in New Jersey.
Storm cleanup continues in Hackensack, where so many people lost so much.
Governor Phil Murphy says the state needs more federal aid to recover from the deadly storm.
SUEZ Water said Friday that emergency crews have completed repairs to the aqueduct, but the boil water advisory still remains in effect until further notice.
Police say the victims are now fighting for their lives at Jersey City Medical Center.
The National Parks Service says lifeguards, rangers and EMTs were sent to rescue three teenagers at Beach B.
President Biden will travel to Queens and Manville, New Jersey, next week to survey storm damage from the remnants of Hurricane Ida, the White House said Saturday.
