Ilya Hemlin

The Department of Transportation is surveying the waterways to help rid the debris and silt washed in from Superstorm Sandy.

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The winter storm could not come at a worse time for municipalities still financially hurting from a Superstorm and two Nor'easters.

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The House of Representatives approved a bill to fund the Department of Defense for a full calendar year, as well as continue military construction and the Department of Veterans Affairs.

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Unethical lobbying on the local level, especially after Superstorm Sandy, is being targeted by a Jersey Assemblyman.

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New Jersey is doing everything it can to retain visitors the year after Super Storm Sandy hit, and while many officials fear other states "poaching" tourism, several summer destination location say the onus will be on the Garden State to welcome back visitors.

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In the rush to evacuate their homes during the storm, residents who neglected to shut off their main water valve could end up facing more problems when they finally return.

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Construction on the 12.5 mile stretch of Route 35 through Ocean County will be done with every effort to not inconvenience drivers too much.  But Joe Dee, spokesman for the New Jersey Department of Transportation reminds drivers this won't be a "normal summer."

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Custodians of Ocean County College are upset the institution is exploring the possibility of privatizing custodial services in an effort to save money.

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A South Jersey State Senator is asking Congress to reconsider a flood insurance bill that could skyrocket premiums even if Sandy never occurred.

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One hundred and twenty-seven days after Superstorm Sandy hit the Garden State, residents of, arguably, the hardest hit municipality will finally be allowed to return home.

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