With the anniversary of Superstorm Sandy looming, thousands of residents throughout the state are still unable to return home after being displaced by the storm.
The third and final assistance plan from the Economic Development Authority (EDA) will make $75 million available for neighborhoods and business communities to recover after Superstorm Sandy.
Visiting shops in downtown Toms River that sustained and survived Superstorm Sandy damage, Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno carried the message that state programs established with federal recovery money have ready cash to promote growth.
A house in a neighborhood ravaged by Superstorm Sandy that was being raised for flood protection slid off its foundation and into a neighboring house Friday.