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Neil Young To Perform Sandy Benefit Concert In Atlantic City

Neil Young and Crazy Horse will perform a Superstorm Sandy benefit concert in Atlantic City.

2012/11/29

(Hurricane Sandy also damaged homes in Mantoloking, NJ, about 20 miles north of Long Beach Island. Credit: Mario Tama/ Getty Images)

4 New Jersey Firefighters Disciplined For Helping During Superstorm Sandy

A central New Jersey town has disciplined four volunteer firefighters who went to the Jersey shore after Superstorm Sandy.

2012/11/29

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (credit: Jeff Zelevansky/Getty Images)

Polls: Chris Christie’s Popularity Takes Off After Hurricane Sandy

Two new polls show New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is more popular than ever after Hurricane Sandy.

2012/11/27

Musician Dave Matthews performs (credit: Bryan Bedder/Getty Images)

Dave Matthews Band Pledges $1M For Sandy Recovery Efforts

The Dave Matthews Band is giving $1 million to help Superstorm Sandy recovery efforts.

2012/11/14

Voting machines in Florida (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Judge Gives Some New Jersey Voters Another Chance

A New Jersey judge has ruled that displaced voters who could not get through when they requested ballots by fax or email Tuesday can still vote.

2012/11/08

Christie To Conduct Conference Call For Small Business Owners Impacted By Sandy

Small business owners in New Jersey who were impacted by Hurricane Sandy have the opportunity to join a conference call Thursday with Governor Chris Christie and officials from FEMA.

2012/11/08

Visitors to the shore will find many of their favorite beaches and boardwalks ready for summer, thanks to a massive rebuilding effort like this one after Superstorm Sandy. (credit: Chris Collett)

Seaside Heights Officials Announce Re-Entry Plan For Residents

The following is an announcement regarding the re-entry into Seaside Heights, New Jersey, a town hit hard by Hurricane Sandy.

2012/11/08

File Photo (credit: Win McNamee/Getty Images)

Alternatives Created So New Jersey Storm Victims Can Vote

Officials said there was some confusion among voters about whether the election is still being held Tuesday due to the damage inflicted by the storm, and they realize that voting is probably “the last thing” on the minds of weather-weary residents.

2012/11/04

Warming Stations Opened In Montgomery County

Lower Merion Township has opened multiple warming stations throughout the township due to power outages caused by Superstorm Sandy.

2012/11/03

(The Philadelphia area chapter of the American Red Cross announced its plans to help those in need in the devastated South. Credit: Lynne Adkins)

Operation Brotherly Love: Sandy’s Aftermath – Donate To Red Cross

Thank you Delaware Valley for your generosity during the Operation Brotherly Love: Sandy’s Aftermath Phone Bank.

2012/11/03

Chris Collett see's peace on the Seaside Heights horizon.

Have You Heard About Next Week’s Nor’Easter Chance?

It does indeed look like there is a chance that a storm forms off the southeast coast late Tuesday and then moves northward. The question is: Where does it go after that?

2012/11/02

New Jersey To Use Military Trucks As Polling Places Due To Sandy

New Jersey state officials say they are extending the deadline for mail-in ballots and will deploy military trucks to serve as polling places on Election Day in storm-battered communities.

2012/11/01

Battersea Ave in Ocean City, New Jersey (credit: Joe Sheppard)

Evacuees Put On Brave Face In Midst Of Dire Circumstances

There are almost 200 similar stories in this Red Cross shelter at Burlington County College in Pemberton where an overflow of evacuees from Ocean County are now staying.

2012/11/01

UPDATE: Christie Approves Request To Lift Evacuation Orders In Many Shore Communities

Governor Chris Christie Thursday announced that he has granted the Atlantic County government’s request to rescind the mandatory evacuation order for many Jersey shore communities.

2012/11/01

New Jersey State Police Deployed To Barrier Islands

Officials announced Thursday that New Jersey State Police will be deployed to barrier islands that were affected the most by superstorm Sandy to support local and county agencies.

2012/11/01

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