The New Jersey Department of Transportation has been preparing for the Friday-into-Saturday winter event since yesterday.
Promoting the $1.8 billion headed to New Jersey for the Sandy rebuild, a member of President Barack Obama's cabinet visited the Jersey shore this week.
Speaking today in Sea Bright, a community ravaged by Superstorm Sandy in October, Governor Chris Christie said New Jersey still has a long road ahead before a full recovery.
New Jersey's vocal governor publicly blasted the National Flood Insurance Program on Tuesday, calling it "a disgrace" and "unacceptable" in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.
The crowd remained relatively calm in New Orleans this past weekend when half of the stadium went dark during the Super Bowl. It would be safe to assume the National Football League will not receive the same response from New Jersey/New York fans if the same outage were to occur during next year's game, given the location is a quick car ride from ground zero of the worst terrorist attack in our country's history.
At an event in Union Beach today, Governor Chris Christie blasted the National Flood Insurance Program for the work, or lack of work, it has done since Superstorm Sandy.
