Sandy

An Ocean County couple pleads guilty to stealing nearly $1,500,000.00 from more than 20 people who hired their home improvement companies to fix their Superstorm Sandy damaged houses.

Nearly five and a half years after a Jersey Shore landmark was destroyed, one of many by Superstorm Sandy, Berkeley Island County Park has now opened back up for all of Ocean County and beyond.

Some good news in the years following Superstorm Sandy for homeowners in Toms River as township officials announce a reduction in flood insurance premiums.

If you have a sandy damaged home in a flood zone, should you elevate and rebuild or sell it? Experts help you find out what's best for you in a workshop Saturday hosted by Stop FEMA Now.

We've been mentioning on-air that the American Red Cross is welcoming monetary donations so this morning I put my money where my mouth is. I know that their volunteers are on the ground, helping people get through this crisis. And if my cash can help a person or a family, then that's good. If you've been thinking "what can I do to help?" then I hope this blog post might inspire you to donate just like I did.

The views contained within do not necessarily reflect those of Townsquare Media and 92.7 WOBM. Well, today is Earth Day, and I would personally like to thank the Earth for putting up with me for 20 years. I think all of us can agree that we really take our planet for granted...

Homeowners in New Jersey's RREM programs will be notified by the state Department of Community Affairs commissioner if they are eligible to apply to avoid foreclosure actions on homes damaged by Superstorm Sandy.

It may surprise you Post-Sandy, but in 2016 Ocean County saw an increase of over 18-percent in recorded revenue.

It may seem like things go quiet at the beaches and boardwalks when winter rolls around, but workers have been busy in Seaside Heights as we realize that it's never too early to start counting down to summer 2017!

Members of groups formed in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy four years ago this Saturday said they haven't seen much progress following the devastation that displaced thousands in the shore-area alone. Stop FEMA Now founder George Kasimos and Joe Mangino with New Jersey Organizing Project discussed the obstacles that remain and whether the state is prepared for future storms on WOBM-AM's "T