Official: NY emergency chief fired in Sandy flap
Director of emergency management removed after governor was told he diverted crew to remove tree from own driveway
Superstorm Sandy
Nor'easter dumps rain, snow on Sandy-hit areas
"Suckerpunch storm" interrupts recovery efforts in N.J., N.Y., knocks out power to 200,000 more residents in battered region
NCAA champs raise almost $1M for Sandy victims
Kentucky coach John Calipari and players raise almost $1 million in two telethons to help storm relief efforts
Jerry Seinfeld reaches out to victims of Sandy
Comedian added a Long Island show to his tour and will donate all proceeds from it and two other performances to relief efforts
United: Sandy cut October revenue by $90 million
World's largest airline was forced to cancel almost 5,300 flights
Nor'easter "icing on the cake" for Staten Island
N.Y. Gov. Cuomo says as soon as residents get through storm, efforts will turn to long-term recovery
Youth help guide Sandy relief effort in Queens
With a call on Facebook, 23-year-old Milan Taylor has organized a large relief campaign in Queens
Jersey Shore rushes to fix defenses for new storm
The same places that were swamped by Superstorm Sandy are getting lashed Wednesday night by high winds, rain, snow, and an angry sea
Nor'easter bears down on Sandy-battered NYC, N.J.
New storm threatens to inflict more misery on tens of thousands of people still reeling from superstorm Sandy
Sandy coverage may cause PTSD in anxious kids
Children who lived through Katrina with PTSD more likely to experience symptoms again after watching Gustav coverage
Lady Gaga donating $1 million to Sandy relief
"Born This Way" singer joins other stars who have contributed to relief efforts after superstorm hit the East Coast
FEMA gets mixed reviews for Sandy response
Coastal community councilman gives FEMA C-plus; New York City official expresses gratitude for aid "but it's still not enough"
Sandy-weary residents brace for new storm
Some evacuations ordered with nor'easter heading toward New York, New Jersey; Approaching storm may be weaker than first predicted
Will Hurricane Sandy's name be retired?
After superstorm that killed more than 100 people, "Sandy" will most likely be retired by World Meteorological Organization
Many Sandy victims brace for nor'easter, leave coastal areas
Storm may undo efforts to return power to damaged areas, with flash flooding, high winds anticipated
Nor'easter prompts NYC nursing home evacuations
While a soon-to-arrive winter storm won't be huge, on top of Sandy damage, many likely to suffer, NY-area officials fear
Despite Sandy, storm-affected residents went to vote
While 900,000 homes and businesses in the northeast are still in the dark, those impacted by superstorm Sandy performed their civic duty
Sandy victims' concerns: Voting, housing, power
Temporary polling places and emergency measures set up for storm victims, as an approaching nor'easter adds urgency to finding housing, restoring power
Voters largely undeterred in Sandy-affected area
Heavy Election Day turnout in storm-damaged region despite relocated or temporary polling places, delays in opening; Some problems reported
Some hard-hit NY areas disappear from outage map
Power co. removes parts of Queens and L.I. from its outage map because it can't restore service there yet; Gov. reminds utilities they're not "God-given monopolies"
Post-Sandy storm may bring snow to East Coast
Nor'easter threatening devastated East Coast areas could still bring more power outages, but heaviest winds may stay offshore
New Jersey extends deadline to submit email ballot
County clerks have until Friday to approve applications from displaced Sandy voters to vote by email or fax
ABC raises nearly $17 million for Hurricane relief
The network's "Day of Giving" on Monday raised nearly $17 million and saw donations from its personalities including Barbara Walters and George Stephanopoulos
Broadway takes a big hit from superstorm Sandy
Storm ravaged the box offices around New York's Times Square, with shows losing more than $6 million from the previous week
N.J. Sandy survivor left behind goodbye note
Radio station helps track down man who took refuge in stranger's house after he was swept away by last week's superstorm
U.S.
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