Superstorm Sandy

More than seven years since Sandy made landfall in New Jersey and decimated homes, victims of contractor fraud are still struggling to be made whole.

The interactive installation allows you to contribute your Sandy story, and re-listen to the sounds of Sandy barreling over the East Coast.

More than $540 million in illness-related costs were inflicted in New Jersey by Superstorm Sandy, according to a new report on health and climate change.

"We're going on seven years and almost 1,000 families are still not home, that we know of," said Jody Stewart with New Jersey Organizing Project.

The state has shifted $50M in federal Sandy recovery funds, to help nearly 1,000 families still not back in damaged homes and unable to pay for needed work.

A judge ordered him to pay more than $1 million in restitution.

Peter Rinaldi had admitted to stealing $247,000 from homeowners after the Superstorm tore through New Jersey. The Ocean County man also must payback the cash.

Peter Rinaldi faces several years in prison for stealing more than a quarter of a million dollars from Ocean County homeowners trying to rebuild after the Superstorm.

A former police officer has been sentenced to prison for his role in stealing $187,000 in federal Superstorm Sandy relief funds to repair a vacation home on the Jersey Shore.

A hearing is planned Tuesday in Toms River on the state’s plan to reallocate $60 million in Sandy recovery funds toward homeowner and rental housing.