Sunday marks 11 years since Superstorm Sandy
Superstorm Sandy remains one of the costliest hurricanes in U.S. history.
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Superstorm Sandy remains one of the costliest hurricanes in U.S. history.
North Wildwood asked New Jersey environmental officials for permission to do an emergency reconstruction of the sand piles.
Jessica Kartalija reports.
See how people and businesses are faring 10 years following the devastating Hurricane Sandy impacted our community.
We take you back to 2012 and see how people and businesses are faring right now.
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Twelve people were killed in New Jersey.
Damage from the storm in the Garden State was estimated at about $37 billion.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers tells The Associated Press it will study whether dunes need to be built in places where they don't exist now.
Brower instead used the funds to buy illegal narcotics and funneled money into a bank account he created using his deceased father's information.
Officials say all the false claims are responsible for diverting more than $8 million in relief funds.
It was five years ago today that parts of New Jersey were being hammered by Superstorm Sandy. So how is the Garden State faring today?
Five years after Superstorm Sandy ravaged parts of New Jersey, New York and Connecticut there is an updated survey of some of the hardest hit people in the Garden State. And they remain generally unhappy with the way in which they were helped by the government.
Officials say a fishing pier at the New Jersey shore that was rebuilt after Superstorm Sandy has suffered damage from high waves caused by Hurricane Jose.
Casino Pier is set to bring its new coaster, the Hydrus, to life, nearly five years after Superstorm Sandy destroyed the iconic Jetstar.
A New Jersey man is facing charges for scamming individuals who had their homes damaged during Superstorm Sandy.
A poll that has followed Sandy victims issued a report card of sorts on how recovery efforts have proceeded.
It's thought that half of the 8,000 families who sought help from the government are still in rebuilding mode.
Jon Bon Jovi and local charities have opened a hunger center to help people in need in a New Jersey shore town that was devastated by Superstorm Sandy.
Now, more than 3 years after the storm, the government is taking back money given to people impacted by Sandy.
A new poll of New Jersey residents hardest hit by Superstorm Sandy suggests there is still a lot of dissatisfaction with how the state has handled things in the three years since the storm struck the coast.
Seventy-five percent of those who qualify for state assistance are still out of their homes and many point a finger of blame squarely at Governor Chris Christie.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency's deadline for making such filings is Thursday.
Uncle Sam is giving victims of Hurricane Sandy an extra 30 days to request that their claims for federal assistance be given a second look.
