Sandy

A Democratic congressman from New Jersey is alleging that Gov. Christie's office mismanaged federal dollars that were earmarked to reduce lead poisoning after Superstorm Sandy. The governor's office called the claim a "shameless" partisan attack.

Five people are charged in New Jersey with filing false applications for Superstorm Sandy relief funds.

Three years after a malfunction on a Superstorm Sandy-damaged escalator injured several people at a PATH station, the agency that operates the rail line said it will replace all three of the units -- two years from now.

New Jersey renters, homeowners and business owners still recovering from Superstorm Sandy damage are being encouraged to apply for disaster assistance loans through the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA).

The final phase of a post-Sandy beach replenishment project from Sea Bright to Manasquan will kick off in March with an $87 million price tag.

A bill heading to Gov. Chris Christie's desk would prevent mortgage foreclosure for New Jersey homeowners whose houses were damaged by Superstorm Sandy.

Challenges the Jersey Coast faces post-Sandy and ways to better prepare for future storms, rising sea levels and other climate changes will be discussed in a unique debate-style forum being held in Ocean County later this month.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency's review of Superstorm Sandy flood insurance claims is taking longer than expected, with fewer than 200 checks issued.

Folks at the shore and leaders on the opposite end of the political spectrum may have a different opinion, but Gov. Chris Christie says he's "pretty happy" with the progress New Jersey has made in its rebuild since Superstorm Sandy three years ago.

Superstorm Sandy victims have an extra 30 days to file a request for their flood insurance claims to be reviewed.