Stacy Proebstle

The new FEMA flood maps recommend that residents in flood zones in ten counties consider raising their homes anywhere between one and five feet.

House Speaker John Boehner has assured lawmakers that the house will vote on $60 billion in aid related to Superstorm Sandy by January 15th. New Jersey mayors say any delay will be costly.

As the rebuilding process from Superstorm Sandy continues, towns are facing yet another obstacle: a shortage of construction workers.

A new Rutgers regional report, "Reinventing the New Jersey Economy: New Metropolitan and Regional Employment Dynamics," finds the legacy of New Jersey's 1980's office building boom is now aging and far less competitive.

Just three days until we ring in the New Year, and New Jersey residents have a lot of changes they would like to see in 2013.

Hurricanes, nor'easters, snowstorms. Shore towns already vulnerable from Superstorm Sandy are preparing for the worst this winter.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, federal agencies are now raising awareness about worker safety hazards.

After Superstorm Sandy, it was a love-fest between Democrats and Republicans in New Jersey. Not anymore. With a gubernatorial race in 2013, bipartisanship is out the window.

What's your workplace wish? Most New Jerseyans say in 2013 they would like a raise, a nicer boss and more steady hours.

Many organizations are finding ways to help the people impacted by the tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut. Some that are lending a hand come from New Jersey.