Superstorm Sandy

The U.S. House have voted to end clawback attempts for excess Sandy aid to NJ homeowners

"While I am home, I am not whole," Stafford resident Joe Mangino told New Jersey legislators. "I feel like we're being held hostage."

Two contractors from other states could spend years in prison for stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from survivors of Superstorm Sandy in Ocean, Monmouth and Middlesex counties.

After the damages from Ida, Gov. Murphy mentioned a return to a state-run program that spiked in activity after Superstorm Sandy.

New Jersey officials are warning consumers of price gouging scams following Ida.

Superstorm Sandy is the only natural disaster on record that caused more deaths in New Jersey than the driving rains and floods from the remnants of Ida.

Advocates for Sandy survivors say these clawbacks have blindsided homeowners who applied for loans and benefits based on the federal government's recommendations.

As we recently passed the 19th anniversary of the horrible events of 9/11 it triggered those painful personal memories of that day. What stood out though in my thoughts was the remembrance I had of the collected effort...

"We need closure now. Sandy survivors need to be able to say, 'Enough,'" said Stewart, community organizer with New Jersey Organizing Project.

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.