Ilya Hemlin

A coalition of environmental groups is issuing a set of principles it wants legislators in all level of government to consider when crafting policies for reconstruction after Sandy.

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A flipped over truck is sitting in the middle of the intersection of Rt 70 and Whitesville Road in Toms River.

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A forty foot inflatable Santa Claus is at the center of a controversy in Millstone between Seasonal World and the Township.

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With forty mobile homes (with another ten on the way) awaiting deployment and around forty five units in Fort Monmouth ready for move in, FEMA and the New Jersey Division of Community Affairs are getting options ready if Sandy victims find themselves without a place to live.

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Fort Monmouth managed to open its doors to house Sandy victims in record time; however FEMA and residents needing the semi-permanent housing can't seem to get on the same page.

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Monmouth County law enforcement officials take an Asbury Park man into custody after barricading himself inside a Neptune City apartment for over eight hours today. 

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"No" doesn't have to mean "No" when it comes to decisions by FEMA regarding disaster assistance.

The federal agency wants residents to know they are able to appeal any decision based on the amount or type of disaster assistance

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The state's utility companies are defending their performance during Superstorm Sandy after being put in the hot seat once again by the State Assembly Telecommunications and Utilities Committee.

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It could be a while before Manasquan Officials can determine what caused the early morning fire that completely destroyed several homes and damaged others, but for residents still recovering after Sandy it becomes another worry to add to their list of concerns.

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