Community Gathers For Sandy Service Day
The first of two service days set aside to mark the one year anniversary of Superstorm Sandy took place Saturday throughout the New Jersey coastline.
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The first of two service days set aside to mark the one year anniversary of Superstorm Sandy took place Saturday throughout the New Jersey coastline.
A year after Superstorm Sandy, U.S. Interior Secretary Sally Jewell announced $162 million in funding Thursday for 45 storm-protection projects from North Carolina to New England.
It's been one year since Superstorm Sandy, the deadliest and most destructive hurricane of 2012 and the second-costliest hurricane in United States history.
Mantoloking, Toms River and Ocean City passed ordinances Tuesday enabling them to acquire small strips of land by negotiation or by seizing it under the power of eminent domain. Any land seized would have to be paid for.
In an Eyewitness News Exclusive, CBS'3 Jessica Dean spoke with her about the Hurricane Sandy New Jersey Relief Fund and how you can help.
Volunteers are loading supplies to clean up and rebuild Sandy-hit areas nearly one year after the storm.
As we approach the one year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy battering the New Jersey coast, the Christie Administration has set up a schedule with the Army Corps of Engineers to strengthen beach defense systems for the next storm that hits.
For some New Jersey families, full recovery from Superstorm Sandy is still elusive nearly a year after the storm pummeled the state.
A complaint has been filed with the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, contending that the Christie administration is making it more difficult for Hispanics to recover from Hurricane Sandy.
A newly released poll suggests many New Jersey families cut back on their trips down the shore, in spite of a 13 million dollar publicity campaign seeking to boost tourism in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
Two organizations are partnering for 'Sandy Service Days' in New Jersey to commemorate the first anniversary of Hurricane Sandy.
Chris reviews the details of the Washington Navy Yard shooting and President Obama's response. He also discusses New Jersey using Hurricane Sandy relief money to clear debris following the Seaside Park fire and Governor Corbett's Medicaid expansion plan. He talks to Dick Yuengling from the Yuengling Brewery and State Representative Daryl Metcalfe.
The Ocean County Prosecutor's Office says the flare-up occurred at about 2:20 a.m. Sunday in a debris pile on the south end of the boardwalk behind a Seaside Park bar.
The governor said it could be days before the fire is 100-percent out.
A song called "Jersey Strong," by After the Reign, was the winner.
After three days of walking the boards in beach towns from Cape May County to Point Pleasant Beach, Governor Chris Christie took a few minutes to stop by one of his favorite watering holes, the Ark Pub and Eatery.
The governor says 99.7 percent of the state's beaches are open -- a better percentage, he says, than in states not hit by Sandy.
Bulldozers and buzz saws mingle with seagulls and the surf as the new sounds of summer in the first post-Sandy vacation season at parts of the Jersey shore.
State housing officials came to South Jersey Thursday to trumpet plans to invest in new rental housing for the victims of Hurricane Sandy.
In many South Jersey shore locations, Hurricane Sandy blew in a bonus.
As more New Jersey homeowners in flood zones determine the status of FEMA grants, the sight of elegant homes on wood blocks is certain to increase.
Beachgoers are celebrating another milestone in the recovery of one of New Jersey's famed seaside attractions.
New Jersey may be "Stronger than the Storm," as the state's promotional jingle goes, but towns up and down the stretch of shore that took the biggest whack from Superstorm Sandy nine months ago are seeing declines in beach revenue despite racing to rebuild, the best they could, in time for tourist season.
For Barry DiLibero of Chester Springs, Pa., there's only one way to go, and that's up.
The United Arab Emirates embassy to the United States has donated $4.5 million to help some New Jersey schools impacted by Superstorm Sandy.
