Superstorm Sandy

A ventilation contractor from Matawan can expect to spend five years in a New Jersey state prison for taking more than $3,200 in deposits for post-Superstorm repairs he never performed.

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Superstorm Sandy and the Seaside Boardwalk Fire changed Ocean County forever. A talented group of designers, producers, and journalists got together to make an interactive app to bring you right into the experiences on the Seaside Heights and Seaside Park boardwalks.

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Sea Bright Rising and the New Orleans-based St. Bernard Project are celebrating their first reopening of a Sandy-damaged home in Sea Bright on Tuesday, June 17, 2014.

The St. Bernard Project was founded in 2006 after Hurricane Katrina, and Manager for Development and East Coast Operations Teddi Bubnowski says their mission is simple

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A home contractor from Oklahoma suspended by New Jersey officials is charged with taking more than $38,000 from owners of a Superstorm-damaged Keansburg home in two separate agreements.

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A retired Hoboken police officer living in Highlands is accused of using a vacant house in the borough to collect almost $23,000 in federal aid connected to Hurricane Irene and Superstorm Sandy.

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A construction contractor from Brick Township remains free on $50,000 bail, charged with taking at least $75,000 to elevate shorefront homes but never conducting the work.

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Superstorm Sandy Survivors get more help with the grand opening of the new Bayshore Resource Center in Highlands this Saturday. Bayshore Resource Center Director Ben Haygood calls it a one-stop shop for the Sandy survivor

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If you're handy with a hammer and saw, it's a plus - but not a prerequisite to help Northern Ocean Habitat for Humanity repair Superstorm-damaged homes in Toms River this week.

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Hurricane Preparedness Week is a good time to take a look at how far we have come with better and more sturdy construction of shore homes and businesses in this post-Sandy era.

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This summer, scientists will use the latest available technology to take on Mother Nature and determine how severe developing hurricanes could become, and what level of preparedness will be required if the storms make landfall.

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