richard constable

TRENTON, N.J. (AP) -- New Jersey's community affairs commissioner, who had overseen Superstorm Sandy recovery programs, is officially stepping down.

Sandy-impacted communities across New Jersey are receiving more than $31 million in grants to ensure essential services will continue to be provided to residents while the rebuilding continues.

New Jersey's HomeKeeper program, designed to help the unemployed and under-employed facing foreclosure in the Garden State, has had significant problems over the past year, but Department of Community Affairs Commissioner Richard Constable says things have been straightened out.