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The non-profit, non-partisan US Strong has found $8 billion to $13 billion in recovery costs won't be covered by the state and federal government.

The Keyport Historical Society had collected more than 4,000 artifacts, but Hurricane Sandy washed away many of those items.

New Jersey Hotel & Lodging Association Executive Director Joe Simonetta believes 80 to 90 percent of hotels will be ready for the summer season after ...

After suffering extensive damage from Hurricane Sandy, Ellis Island is still recovering and won't be open to the public until July.

Many homes in Union Beach must be demolished after Hurricane Sandy wreaked havoc on the community.

Anthony Catanoso, Steel Pier owner, has high hopes for the upcoming season, which will feature new entertainment options, as well as synergy with the returning ...

Officials are worried that fallen trees in Stokes State Forest could become a fire hazard.

Some homeowners want to sell off their damaged houses while others will rebuild. New guidelines could also affect the buying and selling of Jersey Shore ...

FEMA rejected a request by the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association for funding to rebuild its boardwalk, which was damaged during Hurricane Sandy.

Hurricane Sandy left debris throughout Barnegat Bay and contractors are working to clean up the waterway.

Nearly four months after Hurricane Sandy, residents of Mantoloking were allowed to move back in to their homes, though officials say it will be a ...

Jersey Shore communities like Manasquan have seen a dramatic decrease in ratables after Hurricane Sandy damaged or destroyed homes and businesses.

Rutgers and Richard Stockton College worked together with geospatial mapping company Woolpert to capture 3D images of hard hit Jersey Shore areas.

Eight weeks after Hurricane Sandy struck the beach town of Mantoloking, residents are still trying to rebuild.

More than a month after Hurricane Sandy hit, a helicopter ride over the Jersey Shore shows the lingering devastation from the storm.

For the first time since Hurricane Sandy hit New Jersey, members of the Assembly toured devastated Seaside Heights to see the damage for themselves.

Assemblywoman Grace Spencer says now is not the time to nickel and dime people who have been tragically impacted by the storm,

Damage from Hurricane Sandy caused heavy damage at the Passaic Valley Sewage Commission's Newark treatment facility.