FEMA to review cases of NJ families affected by flooding from Ida
FEMA is promising to review cases of families affected by flooding from Hurricane Ida after CBS2's report.
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FEMA is promising to review cases of families affected by flooding from Hurricane Ida after CBS2's report.
Nearly a year and a half later, many say they're still struggling to get money they believe FEMA owes them.
The remnants of Hurricane Ida devastated many communities in our area. Nearly a year and a half later, homeowners say they're still struggling to get money they believe the federal government owes them. CBS2's Christine Sloan has the story.
Flooding and other damage caused by the storm forced nearly 400 families in the city to seek emergency housing.
Young cancer survivor from Hell's Kitchen and Queens woman whose home felt Ida's wrath will be guests.
The storm forced hundreds of people from their homes and as a result, many of them have struggled since.
The storm forced hundreds of people from their homes and as a result, many of them have struggled to enjoy the holidays. CBS2's Tim McNicholas shows us how one woman is trying to help after she was changed forever by Ida.
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection officials are moving to update new construction rules in flood-prone inland
One year after Ida, we're revisiting a New Jersey community that became homeless in a heartbeat.
The intense rain triggered a rockslide next to an apartment complex. Weeks later, the town of West Orange evacuated dozens of residents. CBS2's Lisa Rozner reports.
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.
Manville, in Somerset County, New Jersey, was one of the hardest places hit when remnants of Hurricane Ida slammed the Tri-State Area one year ago. CBS2's Alice Gainer went back to see what's happened since.
Four people were killed after becoming trapped in their ground-floor apartments at the Oakwood Plaza complex.
Heavy rain often overflows the city's sewer system because most of it is covered by surfaces that don't absorb water.
As we look back at Ida one year later, business owners across the city have had a hard time getting the help they needed to cover their costs. Now, on the anniversary of that storm, CBS2's Hannah Kliger shows us how help came unexpectedly to a handful of Brooklyn businesses in need.
Thursday marks one year since remnants of Hurricane Ida hit the Tri-State Area. The storm devastated parts of the region and took dozens of lives. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge spoke to local and state officials who announced plans to make our region more resilient.
The money will be used to help homeowners and low-income renters impacted by the storm.
Gov. Murphy says the storm killed 30 people in New Jersey, the highest death toll of any state.
Mayor Adams and other officials announced their plans to make the city more resilient in the event of another devastating storm like Ida. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge has more.
The governor shared an update on New Jersey's resiliency plan Thursday.
The mayor and officials made a climate-related announcement Thursday morning in Queens.
As we mark one year since Ida, we're learning more about what's being done to prevent it from happening again
Hundreds of cars were as good as driftwood last year when remnants of Ida flooded our vital roadways.
It's been almost a year since the remnants of Hurricane Ida flooded our thoroughfares, sweeping up dozens of cars in its wake. CBS2's Ali Bauman investigated how the state and city are working to prevent these roads from becoming rivers again.
