Hurricane Sandy

New Jersey Transit had a hurricane plan to move its trains to higher ground before Superstorm Sandy hit, a newspaper found, raising additional questions about why the agency instead moved locomotives and rail cars to low-lying rail yards, resulting in more than $100 million damage.

The state cannot be short-sighted in its storm recovery from Superstorm Sandy warns a former Department of Environmental Protection commissioner during a joint Senate-Assembly panel on the pace of rebuilding.

Ten months after Superstorm Sandy, New Jerseyans unable to return home are asking legislators for help.

New Jerseyans who still can't return to their storm-damaged homes 10 months after Superstorm Sandy appealed for help from state legislators.

Federal investigators have questioned officials in Seaside Heights, where a roller coaster famously plunged into the sea during Superstorm Sandy, about bills the community submitted for cleanup and recovery.

A Jersey shore town is appealing to the federal government to build dunes at the end of three streets that were excluded from a beach replenishment project because homeowners wouldn't sign access papers to allow the work.

`Super Storm' the ride is now up and running on the New Jersey shore.

New Jersey utility regulators and advocates for customers are opposing Verizon's plan not to bring wired phone lines back to one shore town badly battered by Superstorm Sandy.

Nine months after Superstorm Sandy, AAA Mid-Atlantic is warning Garden State residents that numerous vehicles that were submerged in flood waters and salt water to varying degrees are showing up on used car lots.

Under the direction of the Christie Administration, the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance (DOBI) will host a mobile office in Toms River on Aug. 12.  Officials will be on hand to answer questions about the DOBI’s mediation program, and assist in filing insurance claims related to damages caused by Superstorm Sandy.