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New Jersey governor Chris Christie toured the Sea Girts oceanfront Wednesday to see the progress being made in the aftermath of superstorm Sandy.
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New Jersey governor Chris Christie toured the Sea Girts oceanfront Wednesday to see the progress being made in the aftermath of superstorm Sandy.
U2 front-man Bono is one of the newest board members of the charity launched by Gov. Chris Christie and his wife to help victims of Hurricane Sandy.
New Jersey's two U.S. Senators are calling for the federal government to help New Jersey homeowners elevate their houses.
Superstorm Sandy left a roller coaster in the ocean and flooded countless homes and businesses. In many cases, homeowners left behind vehicles that got washed out too.
Traffic is rolling once again on a major highway through the storm-damaged Jersey shore.
The new deadline is February 8th, 2013, meaning eligible people can get TSA assistance through February 8th with a checkout date of Feb. 9th.
Senate President Steve Sweeney and Assembly Speaker Sheila Oliver said Friday they'll introduce a bill that will spell out the exact responsibilities of the monitors.
As Jersey shore towns spend millions to rebuild boardwalks wrecked by Superstorm Sandy, some are opting for an additional layer of protection in the form of steel sea walls. But some environmentalists and scientists say the hard barriers actually worsen erosion as waves scour sand at the base of the walls.
The feds are putting new flood zone maps together that'll take two years to finalize. And without new rules for how high the houses have to sit, many are waiting to get started on rebuilding.
Hundreds of volunteers have gathered along the Jersey Shore and in coastal areas of New York City to clear debris and repair dunes damaged by Superstorm Sandy.
Gov. Chris Christie has announced a $1.5 million public assistance project to reimburse the town of Lavallette for emergency measures necessitated by Hurricane Sandy.
Craft beer drinkers will soon be able to drink to charity while sending a message to the most hated "woman" on the East Coast: Sandy.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie used his 100th town hall meeting on Wednesday in Manahawkin, Ocean County to discuss long term recovery plans in the wake of Hurricane Sandy now that congress is moving the complete $60-billion aid package.
"It's a big relief now but I got to tell you it's been a torturous process." New Jersey Republican Congressman Frank LoBiondo said.
Gov. Chris Christie has harsh words for oceanfront property owners in New Jersey who are refusing to let the government build protective dune systems between their homes and the water.
Economists at Rutgers University are estimating that Superstorm Sandy will have a net positive effect on New Jersey's economy assuming the state pulls in at least $25 billion for recovery and reconstruction.
The declaration makes aid available for state and local efforts to recover from the effects of sandy between Oct. 26 and Nov. 8 of last year.
Revenue at Atlantic City's casinos fell 8 percent in 2012, to just over $3 billion. It was the sixth straight annual decline.
New Jersey residents displaced by Superstorm Sandy can stay in hotels on the federal government's dime until Jan. 26, but the number of people who need the program is dwindling.
Chris analyzes the Obama Administration's next move to implement gun control, the President's next set of cabinet nominations, and he details New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's media rounds following his State of the State address. He talks to Senator Pat Toomey about the debt ceiling debate and Governor Corbett about his decision to sue the NCAA over sanctions imposed against Penn State.
The beach in Belmar, NJ took another pounding today, but it was different than what Superstorm Sandy delivered. A 25-foot piling for the new $6.6 million boardwalk was installed Wednesday.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he still loves state Senate President Steve Sweeney despite the Democrat's assertion that Superstorm Sandy provided political cover for his failed economic policies.
Chris reviews New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's State of the State Address, Stephen Colbert's jokes about the proposed trillion dollar coin, and the fallout against Brent Musberger fawning over Alabama Quarterback AJ McCarron's girlfriend during Monday's National Championship game. He talks to Philadelphia Magazine's Tom McGrath about the 50 best restaurants in the city and filmmaker Phelim McAleer about his assertions that Matt Damon is lying about fracking.
Gov. Chris Christie is again urging Congress to approve $60 billion in storm aid for states including New Jersey that were hit hard by Superstorm Sandy.
Police say a Seaside Heights man who was attempting to show his patriotism ended up in handcuffs on Tuesday morning.
