sandy aid

Sandy Victims Still Waiting
Sandy Victims Still Waiting
Sandy Victims Still Waiting
More than two years after Sandy, thousands of New Jersey residents displaced by the superstorm are still waiting for grant money to help them recover and get back in their homes -- even though they finished all of the required paperwork months ago.
Sandy Aid Agreement
Sandy Aid Agreement
Sandy Aid Agreement
New Jersey agreed Friday to provide more aid to low-income homeowners and renters still displaced by Superstorm Sandy, direct more aid to the hardest-hit counties and re-examine every rejected application to the state's main storm recovery grant program.
Funding the Demolition
Funding the Demolition
Funding the Demolition
Homes that were damaged beyond repair by Superstorm Sandy are being targeted as part of a $15 million program administered through the Department of Community Affairs.
Answers From HUD
Answers From HUD
Answers From HUD
A bipartisan delegation of New Jersey's representatives in Washington got answers about Superstorm Sandy recovery money after meeting with Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan on Thursday.
Sandy Aid Claim Called False
Sandy Aid Claim Called False
Sandy Aid Claim Called False
Members of Gov. Chris Christie's administration didn't pressure Hoboken's mayor to approve a development project by tying it to Superstorm Sandy aid, according to a report released Thursday by a law firm hired by the governor.

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