Sandy residents in New York still left in the cold
About 6,000 homes and 800 apartment complexes around New York are without heat since the superstorm hit the northeast five weeks ago
Superstorm Sandy
Statue of Liberty lit for 1st time since Sandy
The Statue of Liberty was illuminated Friday evening for the first time since it was damaged by superstorm Sandy
Christie, Cuomo push WH for billions in Sandy relief
New Jersey, New York governors team up to entreat White House for billions in aid for Sandy recovery
After Sandy, NYC's home repairs not rapid enough
Officials push repairs rather than temporary housing, but roughly 6,700 buildings around city require significant work to be habitable again
Sandy victims turned away from packed town hall
Staten Island residents vent frustrations about slow recovery, rebuilding efforts; Turnout so high that some didn't make it in
Superstorm Sandy delivers heavy blow to U.S. economy
Storm is being blamed for about $62 billion in damage and other losses in the U.S.
Report: Hypothermia, CO poisonings spike post-Sandy
NYC cold exposure ER visits tripled compared to previous years after storm; Carbon monoxide poisoning up 10 times week of storm
Marine helps vets find work rebuilding after Sandy
Kevin Schmiegel is connecting service members with employers and helping rebuild the Jersey shore in the process
NOLA firefighters return favor to NYC after Sandy
Seven years after FDNY pitched in post-Katrina, New Orleans fire crews travel to help rebuild brethren's homes
N.J. roller coaster submerged by Sandy to be removed
More N.Y. schools re-open nearly a month after superstorm, but some oceanfront residents still without heat as winter kicks in
How NYC hospitals met challenges in Sandy's wake
After two major Manhattan hospitals were evacuated, patients requiring care in weeks that followed needed a place to go
4 weeks post-Sandy, lower Manhattan still hurting
Cleanup and power restoration efforts continue as residents, businesses in Lower Manhattan still suffer after-effects of superstorm's floodwaters
Cuomo: Sandy damage cost NY $42 billion
NY requesting $32 billion for repairs and restoration and $9 billion for prevention of future damage from federal government
"Person to Person": Brees Foundation to donate $1M to Sandy relief
Superbowl MVP and wife Brittany give viewers a tour of their New Orleans home, share thoughts about the city, football, their foundation and family, Friday, Nov. 23 at 10/9c
Sandy survivors victimized again, by looters
Residents of Breezy Point and other areas NYC ravaged by superstorm are hit again by burglars; "They should rot in hell," says one Queens resident
N.Y.'s Fire Island assesses future after Sandy
Barrier island's natural protections were wiped away by hurricane, leaving it more vulnerable to future storms
Sandy-hit shops seek Small Business Saturday lift
Annual nationwide effort to support small businesses has special meaning for shop owners still trying to bounce back from superstorm
The woman who saved Thanksgiving for Sandy family
Jennifer Kaufman's Facebook page allowed a family in New Jersey impacted by superstorm Sandy to have a Thanksgiving meal
Extreme weather tough on transportation system
Wild weather is taking a toll on roads, airports, railways and transit systems across the country
Sandy-affected residents find ways to give thanks
For hundreds of families displaced by Sandy, change in Thanksgiving tradition is a reminder of long, painful recovery ahead
Superstorm victims on Thanksgiving
N.J. Gov. Chris Christie and other volunteers hand out prepared Thanksgiving dinners to the needy near the shore area devastated by superstorm Sandy
How superstorm Sandy may affect holiday travel
How travel may be impacted as swaths of the nation attempt to move forward after devastating superstorm Sandy on East Coast
N.J. woman finds, returns lost Sandy photos
Jeannette Van Houten of Union Beach combs the beach for small keepsakes like photographs so she can return it to their owners
Found: Photos lost during superstorm Sandy
Jeanette Van Houten, a victim of the storm, has been collecting photographs she's found in the wreckage in New Jersey
Sandy leads to Thanksgiving rental car shortage
The storm damaged thousands of cars, meaning travelers who haven't made rental plans may be out of luck
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Christa Pike released from hospital following botched execution, lawyers say
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Trump picks "loyal" Katie Zacharia as next White House press secretary
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RFK Jr., Zeldin pressed by Democrats on possible roles in Trump pardons
SpaceX says Starlink will "become a major mobile carrier in the U.S."
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U.S. sanctions ICC, vowing to dismantle it "brick by brick" without changes
