For storm victims fighting their flood-insurance companies, tampered engineering reports may be just the tip of the iceberg

Artist helps beautify battered town and relieve stress in a community still struggling to recover from Sandy

Projects intended to make coastline less vulnerable to storms, but critics raise variety of concerns

Residents are thrilled by the news, while environmentalists await further details of ambitious waterfront construction plan

Governor’s tepid follow-up on superstorm has already lost the backing of some well-heeled party faithful

Surcharges described by officials as needed to lower huge debt run up by national flood-insurance program in aftermath of Hurricane Sandy

For many NJ residents, Hurricane Sandy is yesterday’s news; for others, it remains a day-to-day struggle

Pop-up restaurant in Union Beach offers food to storm victims, regardless of ability to pay

Katherine Koehler and her crew make newly rehabbed houses feel a bit more like home

Federal agency says it will implement a number of reforms, including greater oversight

Class-action lawsuits allege companies failed to pay sales tax as part of settlements, costing policyholders thousands of dollars

Announcement that insurance payouts will be reviewed follows months of growing complaints that compensation was unfair

New legislation follows previous, failed attempt to enact a ‘Sandy Bill of Rights’

Some coastal residents have found that what the government giveth, the government can also taketh away

Storm victims are intent on raising issue in a likely campaign, but will it stick?

National Weather Service makes number of changes, but challenges remain in improving forecasts and communication with public

Sandy highlighted a number of areas in need of improvement, but many of them have yet to be corrected

Groups call for changes to ensure more fairness, effectiveness, and transparency

Amid concerns that more building could increase vulnerabilities to storms, developer pledges to preserve land

Move could make Jersey Shore communities less vulnerable to damage from storms like Hurricane Sandy