Sandy

While many towns are doing all they can to be ready for the summer tourism season, some are finding their seasonal rentals being affected by neighboring towns still recovering from Sandy.

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Insurance companies have settled an estimated 93 percent of Superstorm Sandy-related claims in New Jersey and New York, but that still leaves another seven percent, or tens of thousands of people, who continue to seek the funding they feel they deserve.

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A legislative committee has advanced a bill that does not require better public access to New Jersey's beaches that are replenished by federal funding after Superstorm Sandy.

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Jersey Central Power & Light's request for over $600 million from ratepayers is not sitting well with residents, many of whom lambasted the utility during a public hearing on the matter in Freehold.

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Insurance companies in New Jersey and New York have settled 93 percent of Superstorm Sandy-related claims, according to the Insurance Information Institute.

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With Memorial Day Weekend fast approaching, Jersey shore towns hard hit by Sandy are scrambling to complete beach restoration projects.

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The community that was hardest-hit by Superstorm Sandy is preparing to use eminent domain to take small strips of land from oceanfront homeowners who are holding up a critically needed beach replenishment project.

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An Ocean County community is hiring three engineering firms to conduct in-depth surveys of Superstorm Sandy home damage to come up with a natural hazards mitigation plan.

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After Hurricane Hugo struck the town of McClellanville, SC, Toms River worked together to help by donating money and resources, and they are now returning the favor post-Sandy.

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It was a staple of the Seaside Heights skyline, and in a matter of seconds it was gone forever. Today, the Funtown Pier Ferris Wheel was brought down.

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