Sandy

Housing and infrastructure will be the joint focus of the next round of Sandy relief money allocated to New Jersey.

A federal audit of Sandy aid money used to produce "Stronger than the Storm" TV commercials was described as "routine and standard" by Gov. Christie's office Monday. The Democratic congressman who sought the audit says otherwise.

the Stronger New Jersey Business Grant program has been there to help provide a necessary cushion to those in need. The deadline to apply for one of them is today.

As a second New Year since Superstorm Sandy approaches, many coastal residents are still waiting for New York, New Jersey and New York City to distribute billions of federal dollars that were intended to go directly to people struggling to rebuild their homes.

Cancellations and delays for Ocean County schools and businesses are a click away.

The Christie Administration has announced the state will use almost $5.5 million in federal funds for school and community-based psychosocial intervention programs to help kids cope with social, psychological and family stress caused by Superstorm Sandy.

There's a new feature on Facebook that let's you look at your news feed from one year ago. If you look at the left side of your Facebook Page, you will see a tab under the "Apps" heading. It's called "On this Day". If you don't see it, click "more". You should then see it.

By a 22-point margin yesterday, Gov. Chris Christie got the landslide win he was craving.

Although the massive amounts of debris from Superstorm Sandy have been hauled away, the emotional scars remain almost a year later.  For many of us, they will never leave.  But there is help out there.

Superstorm Sandy victims in Ortley Beach will no longer have to drive to Toms River Town Hall to get questions answered by the Building Department.

Two charities are teaming up to commemorate the first anniversary of Superstorm Sandy with Sandy Service Days.

Superstorm Sandy recovery efforts press on almost eleven months later and he frustration from displaced homeowners continues to fester.