Two years after Sandy and nearly a decade after Katrina, a look at how we screwed up and what we have learned from NJ Spotlight.
Shaun Donovan
Where to spend hundreds of millions of dollars? The next big step in Sandy recovery. The politics of pollution. New rules prompt a partisan divide. ...
A flood-wall project for the Hoboken area and wetlands restoration for the Meadowlands region were the winners in a storm mitigation design contest after Hurricane ...
The challenges continue. Gov. Christie’s plans to complete the storm recovery. Dirty water. Will a river clean-up actually cause harm? And saving the shore with ...
Participants in the "Rebuild By Design" competition outlined their proposals to prevent damage from future storms like Hurricane Sandy.
Charges and counter charges about the role of politics in Sandy relief. The Super Bowl approaches. So why are so many New Jerseyans complaining? And ...
Congressman Bill Pascrell says the abrupt termination of a contract with HGI, the company doling out Sandy aid, has raised a red flag.
Crossing party lines for disaster relief. Remembering those party lines in the Senate race. And the immigration debate arrives at a New Jersey pizza place.
Gov. Chris Christie visited Moonachie and Little Ferry with Congressman Bill Pascrell and HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan to update residents on how recovery is going ...
On the six-month anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, NJTV presents highlights from a press conference held today in the Highlands by Gov. Christie.
Gov. Chris Christie and HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan visited Highlands to discuss the ongoing recovery six months after Hurricane Sandy hit New Jersey.
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan says uniform standards will help New Jerseyans deal with future storms like Hurricane Sandy.
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan discussed successes in the post-Sandy recovery process and the $2.5 billion federal aid loss due ...
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan says the aid money will be distributed so that all areas of New Jersey can recover.
Gov. Chris Christie was in Sea Girt to discuss the state's recovery from Hurricane Sandy damage.
Details on the distribution of the Hurricane Sandy relief aid are scarce, but officials say Gov. Christie's office will have to apply for funds.