Ida

Homeowners and renters in several New Jersey counties can already get the ball rolling on applying for monetary assistance from the federal government.

Ida created so much heartbreak and destruction and if you're one of those people, I'm so deeply sorry. In New Jersey, we're licking our wounds and as the adrenaline wears off, we're just wondering where to get help to build it all back and try to prevent it again. Here is where you should turn for help right now...

Many residents of Lambertville are still stunned by how fast their streets were flooded and homes were ruined by the remnants of Hurricane Ida.

Photo restoration experts in New Jersey are advising victims of Ida to make moves now so that their damp photos have a shot at surviving.

After staff and volunteers could finally get into the building on Friday, they trucked out 25 tons of wasted food.

A physical return to classrooms since the pandemic hit was dashed in some school districts, by damage to buildings and buses during the severe storm that wrapped August.

According to an update from the library, almost everything in the Children's Room is "past the point of recovery" due to flooding from Ida.

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A professional contractor advises not to touch flood water as it is mixed in with storm water, sanitary sewer mixture and oils from the street.

Ida came through New Jersey like a wrecking ball. Severe rain, tornadoes, and flooding ravaged much of our state. Perhaps one of the most shocking sights comes to us in the form of this 27-second video from a family in Cranford, New Jersey.