With the National Flood Insurance Program up for renewal at the end of the month, the group Stop FEMA Now is holding a two-day re authorization conference beginning tomorrow in Washington D.C. to encourage change.
Separate from the Superstorm relief package sandy impacted homeowners can head to Toms River Town Hall next week to find out if they're eligible for FEMA home-elevation grants.
Two Ocean County residents, and a Toms River motel owner who lives in Edison, are among nine new arrestees, accused by New Jersey investigators with pirating federal Superstorm relief worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Former workers of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) step forward to substantiate allegations of fraud and mismanagement of Superstorm Sandy flood insurance claims.
Fed up with what they say is fraud, delays and denials with Sandy-related flood insurance claims, the group Stop FEMA Now on Thursday takes its fight to Washington, D.C., backed by more than 200 homeowners from New Jersey and New York.
A bus caravan was expected to depart from seven locations from Marlton to Staten Island, headed for a rally on Capitol Hill...
This week's federal findings of insuffcient management of the National Flood Insurance Write Your Own program by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) prompts shore Congressman Tom MacArthur (R-3) to renew his call for FEMA Administrator W. Craig Fugate's resignation.
First ravaged by Sandy, now blitzed by a blizzard, residents of Ortley Beach and neighboring North Beach in Toms River get word that they're targeted for $4,900,000 in federal Superstorm recovery aid.