Ida

New Jersey wants to hear from residents who were impacted by the remnants of Hurricane Ida last summer.

"We need help and we need help now," said Shashuna Atwater, a resident of Newark. "Why wait for another disaster?"

Those with repetitively flooded homes may qualify to have those homes bought out, demolished, raised, or relocated.

Several advocates spoke at a Middlesex County Commission meeting, asking about what immediate plans are amid a hesitation to close the animal haven.

New Jersey’s senior U.S. Senator wants to cap increases, use new flood map technology and spend more money on mitigation.

Drivers have got off at Exit 41 for Plainfield Ave as a detour but traffic backs up quickly on the off-ramp as it is short.

There are now 13 counties in New Jersey where residents can apply for FEMA help for Ida recovery, before early November.

On the first day of September 2021, much of the northern half of the state was flooded with months' worth of rain in a matter of hours.

Middlesex County Police Chiefs Association president David Irizarry, chief in Metuchen, helped arrange for the temporary loans.

State lawmakers want an independent investigation into flooding in Bound Brook, where a floodgate couldn't close due to a disabled NJ Transit train.