Superstorm Sandy

It's been four years since Hurricane Sandy and many Jersey Shore residents are still in need of aid. Volunteers from "A Future with Hope" helped Jennifer Capraun and her family start a new life in a brand new home. Jennifer and her children were left with absolutely nothing four years ago...

Do you really want a kid in a mask climbing up as much as three flights of stairs?

The average foreclosure time is longer in New Jersey than anywhere else in the country.

Pallone's bill would require FEMA to review the finances of insurance companies and cap their profits at 10 percent.

The Florida contractor who opened up business in New Jersey after Superstorm Sandy, and allegedly fleeced seven home owners for hundreds of thousands of dollars in recovery money, is accused of consumer fraud violations by the New Jersey Attorney General's Office and the Division of Consumer Affairs.

The Little Egg Harbor couple accused of collecting more than $1,000,000 from Superstorm Sandy victims for home repairs, and spending most of it on luxuries, face extensive charges filed by New Jersey investigators.

As the four year anniversary of Superstorm Sandy approaches this month, a number of impacted families from Monmouth and Ocean counties remain displaced. "Of the 260,000 households that were affected by the storm, there are still several thousand that have not been able to return home," said Maureen Mulligan, executive director for Coastal Habitat for Humanity based in Spring Lake Heights

A Florida-based construction company operator faces theft charges in Ocean County, for allegedly taking more than $75,000 from seven home owners who thought his company would repair their Superstorm-damaged dwellings.

Many lessons have been learned from Superstorm Sandy, but for Courtney Chibbaro weathering the storm and damage she suffered while living in Seaside Park helped her become a confident person, look at things with a second set of eyes, and conclude that there is greatness in the world.

Christie said Friday at the East Dover Fire Company in Toms River that towns in nine New Jersey counties could apply for funds.