Brigantine Family Upset Over Fees And Fines, Despite Uninhabitable Rental
Sandy's wake left behind more than just a mangled mess of ruined drywall and soaked furniture. It's now putting renters and landlords at odds over who should pay.
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Sandy's wake left behind more than just a mangled mess of ruined drywall and soaked furniture. It's now putting renters and landlords at odds over who should pay.
Gov. Chris Christie said Friday that life should be back to normal for most of New Jersey by the start of next week, with power restored to nearly everyone and the gasoline situation stabilized, clearing the way for a long, difficult rebuilding period.
New Jersey governor Chris Christie lashed out at the media during a news conference Friday afternoon over "careless reporting" in the aftermath of Sandy.
Superstorm Sandy battered the Atlantic City casinos' revenue last month, causing the biggest monthly decline ever.
Residents of Long Beach Island will be able to return to their homes Saturday morning.
Rutgers University is letting students struggling to recover from last week's superstorm take their classes on a pass/no-credit basis this semester.
At the Philadelphia Fire Academy, firefighter cadets and officers saluted their return.
OCNJCare is asking for assistance in order to continue helping Ocean City residents affected by Superstorm Sandy.
Gov. Christie and FEMA announced on Friday that New Jersey residents will now have until Feb. 4, 2013 to apply for coverage under the federal Disaster Unemployment Assistance program.
Residents of Seaside Heights, Holgate and North Beach are seeing their homes for the first time since the storm.
New Hampshire Gov. John Lynch is sending 12 state troopers to New Jersey to assist with relief and patrol efforts there in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
With luck and the help of dedicated volunteers, a beloved Jersey Shore landmark withstood Hurricane Sandy. Now, that landmark is reopening, with a new initiative to raise money for nearby storm victims.
Don Marrandino, chairman of the Atlantic City Alliance, says the five-mile stretch of Atlantic City boardwalk is fully intact despite the impression people got from photos that were broadcast during Hurricane Sandy.
Attorney General Jeffrey Chiesa on Friday announced the state is suing seven gas stations and a hotel in northern New Jersey.
Chris assesses the election results from Tuesday and disects what went wrong for the Romney campaign. He talks to Senator Pat Toomey, Matthew Dunphy from The Veterans Group, Steve Cordasco on Finance Friday, and CBS 3's Beasley Reece about this week's Eagles/Cowboys game.
The CBS Local Media stations in Philadelphia – CBS 3, The CW Philly, KYW Newsradio 1060, 98.1 WOGL, SportsRadio 94 WIP, SportsRadio 610 WIP, Talk Radio 1210 WPHT, CBSPhilly.com and CBS Outdoor – continue to support the local Hurricane Sandy relief efforts with the American Red Cross through Operation Brotherly Love.
A spokesperson for Brigantine police department tells Eyewitness News they've received at least a dozen complaints from homeowners who say they've been approached by potentially unlicensed contractors.
Mary Jane Kutch has radiators for heat in her Chelsea Village Apartment in Atlantic City but is relying on the steam from boiling water on her gas stove to keep her warm.
Hurricane Sandy left thousands without power or even their homes, but Zoe Everett lost something far more valuable: her family.
Downed trees still litter homes and properties in Whitehouse Station, located in Readington Township, Hunterdon County.
Officials in Ocean County have released the names of four people who they say died due to Superstorm Sandy.
FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate said the disaster relief agency has several hundred mobile homes in its inventory of emergency supplies and has started moving some of them to disaster zone.
The president of New Jersey's largest utility says Wednesday night's snowstorm delayed power restoration to all of its customers by a day, to Saturday.
Donations at Mount Laurel Township Fire Department along Elbo Lane began pouring in at 6 a.m.
A New Jersey judge has ruled that displaced voters who could not get through when they requested ballots by fax or email Tuesday can still vote.
