Hurricane Sandy

A new bill advancing in Trenton would make it easier for New Jerseyans to find gasoline during emergencies. 

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By summer, the state's utility companies will be required to increase interaction with their customers before and after major weather events, as well as during widespread power outages.

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Nearly $390 million in federal disaster funding has been allocated to reimburse the MTA, PATH, and SEPTA for expenses incurred before and during Superstorm Sandy.

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A new report finds low-income residents and renters in New Jersey and New York were particularly hard hit by Superstorm Sandy.

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New Jersey inspectors have found 124 unregistered contractors doing work on homes damaged by Superstorm Sandy since January.

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As New Jersey lawmakers consider a package of bills to help the state recover from Superstorm Sandy, a former New Jersey environmental protection commissioner says the storm provided a golden opportunity to buy out flood-prone homes and move them further away from the water.

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Car #17 from Funtown Pier's Arctic Circle ride, which had traveled approximately 10 miles and washed ashore in Point Pleasant Beach a few days after Sandy made landfall, was removed from the beach yesterday, according to the Barnegat Bay Island, NJ Facebook page. Check out this awesome video.

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A company with a contract to clean up debris scattered in New Jersey by Superstorm Sandy has fired a subcontractor owned by a felon.

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Families would find out when their health may be at risk from contamination due to sewage facility overflow under a bill that's been reintroduced by New Jersey U.S. Senator Frank Lautenberg.

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Storm-damaged Sandy Hook will re-open on May 1, although three northern beaches won't be ready for the public until Memorial Day weekend.

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