Restore

The winds, rains, and flood water have come and gone, but many towns along the Jersey Shore are finding that public perception is doing the most damage post-Sandy.

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Contractors begin construction of a new and sturdier Seaside Heights boardwalk this Friday.

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It's been nearly four months since Sandy devastated parts of the East Coast and life is not yet back to normal for about three-quarters of New Jerseyans according to a new Rutgers-Eagleton Poll which finds that 77 percent refer to the storm as a "transformative event."

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New Jersey 101.5's News Department is looking for a Garden State story of life after Sandy, and the road to recovery.

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New Jersey's largest craft beer-maker, Somerdale-based Flying Fish Brewing Company, has launched their own campaign to contribute to the Sandy relief.

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Three and a half months after Superstorm Sandy, fire departments up and down the Jersey Shore are reporting problems with their equipment because of prolonged exposure to the elements.

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Governor Christie meets with the Federal Housing and Urban Development Department Secretary today to discuss how the Garden State will spend 1.8 billion dollars in Community Development Block Grant money that's been allocated by Congress.

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More than 3 months after Superstorm Sandy, it's become clear that shore towns with tall sand dunes suffered much less damage than towns without the dunes.

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Tax filing season is officially here, says the Internal Revenue Service. This year, there is help available for victims of Sandy to help them get their returns together.

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Ortley Beach, Toms River's most storm-battered portion, will reopen for repopulation, but Township Mayor Tom Kelaher warns it could be while until things are fully normal in that part of town.

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