Superstorm Sandy

New Jersey is spending $1.3 million to study ways to reduce the risk of flooding and damage from storm surges.

Do you feel abandoned by the State of New Jersey because you still haven't recovered from Superstorm Sandy? If you want to give state legislators a piece of your mind, you should make plans to be in Jersey City this Monday night for the second public hearing on Sandy recovery progress.

Oceanfront property owners have become the victims of public shaming in some Jersey shore towns, but should they be considered the bad guys?

The Fish Finder Marine in Brigantine is the first marina approved for a $50,000 Stronger NJ Business Grant. That announcement came this morning from the Economic Development Authority (EDA).

New Jerseyans still trying to recover from Superstorm Sandy and the massive flooding it caused won'tt be happy to learn that National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) rate increases are in the offing.

A new audit from the New Jersey Office of the State Comptroller reveals a series of incorrect bills sent out by the company the Christie Administration hired to run Sandy cleanup operations.

A new audit released this morning by the Office of the State Comptroller (OSC) finds that the company hired by the state to do cleanup after Superstorm Sandy overbilled for debris removal services in Ocean County. The report makes it clear that the overcharging doesn’t appear to have been done intentionally.

New Jersey's Attorney General's Office is investigating the awarding of a no-bid contract for Superstorm Sandy cleanup to a company with ties to the wife of Belmar's mayor.

Almost a year after Superstorm Sandy wreaked havoc on thousands of homes, many are still wrestling with mold problems, even after rebuilding.

Three New Jersey marinas are getting federal money for repairs and upgrades after being damaged by Superstorm Sandy.