Hurricane Sandy

Officials expect major federally funded Superstorm Sandy recovery efforts will continue even if the federal government shuts down Tuesday.

The water came in torrents; the aid is being parceled out drip by drip. That was one of the main complaints voiced Monday by victims of Superstorm Sandy at a legislative hearing in Trenton on the pace of the state's recovery from the Oct...

Four decades at Saint Barbara's

The budget battle rages on in Washington, D.C. today as worries about a federal government shutdown intensify. One of New Jersey’s top environmentalists warns that a shutdown could affect effect programs to help the Garden State recover and rebuild from Superstorm Sandy and put our environment and health at risk.

If you've encountered shifty contractors or price-gougers while trying to rebuild your Sandy-wracked property, get answers and help Thursday in Port Monmouth.

Oceanfront property owners have become the victims of public shaming in some Jersey shore towns, but should they be considered the bad guys?

A new audit from the New Jersey Office of the State Comptroller reveals a series of incorrect bills sent out by the company the Christie Administration hired to run Sandy cleanup operations.

A Toms River home repair company owner charged with conducting Superstorm-related repairs without insurance or state registration risks up to 18 months in prison on each of four related counts.

New Jersey's Attorney General's Office is investigating the awarding of a no-bid contract for Superstorm Sandy cleanup to a company with ties to the wife of Belmar's mayor.

Almost a year after Superstorm Sandy wreaked havoc on thousands of homes, many are still wrestling with mold problems, even after rebuilding.