Superstorm Sandy

Superstorm Sandy was one of the most significant events to affect the state. A group of students from one of New Jersey's top-rated colleges is making sure the event is memorialized for generations to come.

A lot of us will remember what it was like trying to get in touch with people during and after Superstorm Sandy. A lot of busy signals at best, and not even any service for most of us. A New Jersey company wants to change that, and they're deploying their technology in Seaside Heights this weekend to give it a test run.

The New Jersey Organizing Project (NJOP), focused on overcoming obstacles with the state's Reconstruction, Rehabilitation, Elevation and Mitigation(RREM) grant program, expects to take on several Sandy-related issues.

A Barnegat man and two couples from outside Ocean County are the latest New Jerseyans facing criminal charges for allegedly collecting federal Superstorm relief under false pretenses.

Shore Congressman Tom MacArthur (R-3) is continuing his efforts to help the victims of Superstorm Sandy. MacArthur met with homeowners in Bayville on Tuesday to discuss the Disaster Survivors Benefit Clarification Act - which he says is necessary because Sandy victims who got loans from the Small Business Administration (SBA) may now be ineligible for grants through the Reconstruction, Rehabilitat

Operators of a Long Branch landscaping firm will pay $33,000 to settle state allegations of post-Superstorm price gouging for generators and illegally selling fuel to drivers.

A Hazlet home improvement specialist with a suspended New Jersey license faces trial for allegedly taking $120,000 to rebuild a Superstorm-ravaged home - but never starting the job.

Three of the latest four applicants charged with collecting federal Superstorm aid under false pretenses have ties to the Jersey Shore.

You've got your contractor, you've got your permits... but are you really ready to raise your home to meet the flood guidelines? Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L) spokesman Ron Morano says if you haven't touched base with them, you're taking a chance. "We e...

Allegations of excessive charges to customers by Jersey Central Power and Light reached resolution Wednesday when state regulators ordered a rate reduction. However, it wasn't the size that was originally sought.