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Emergency resources for New York, New Jersey and Connecticut to help when winter weather strikes.
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About 35,000 homes and businesses inside and outside New York City are being added to flood zones under new preliminary federal maps. They're expected to affect flood insurance rates and zoning rules.
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Superstorm Sandy pointed out shortcomings in the city's preparedness for gasoline shortages, food distribution and other problems, lawmakers said.
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Several Staten Island homes damaged beyond repair by Superstorm Sandy are being demolished.
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This Jersey shore town came through Superstorm Sandy in better shape than many of its neighbors that sustained serious to catastrophic damage from the waves and storm surge.
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New York Sen. Charles Schumer says the second part of the Sandy relief aid package includes as much as $1 billion to help homeowners deal with mold remediation.
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Gov. Chris Christie has asked the federal government for nearly $37 billion in aid to help New Jersey recover and rebuild after Superstorm Sandy.
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An Upper West Side community is rallying to help a store owner who lost her house and three warehouses, filled with 500-thousand dollars worth of mostly holiday merchandise that she had yet to pay off, to Sandy.
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Hundreds of homes are uninhabitable in Union Beach, but help has come from across the country to help the residents recover from Sandy.
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With the help of volunteers, storm-damaged Liberty State Park, with its views of the New York skyline and the Statue of Liberty, plans to partly reopen by Thanksgiving.
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U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano is slated to return to New Jersey to get an update on recovery efforts from Superstorm Sandy.
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Residents and property owners returned to Ortley Beach on Wednesday for the first time since Sandy.
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Gov. Chris Christie announced an end to odd-even gas rationing and NJ Transit's head said a severely damaged rail line could be restored sooner than expected.
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John Del Giorno over the scene of the Jersey Shore after Hurricane Sandy.
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Superstorm Sandy whipped up winds and floodwater that left at least 41 people dead, according to the NYPD.
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Amtrak continues to add service as repairs are made to the East River tunnels and other areas damaged by Sandy
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Hurricane Sandy's destruction is staggering as is the task of trying to get help to all her victims.
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See images of the destruction left behind by Hurricane Sandy as it set its sights on the northeast United States.
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Experts are reviewing plans to secure the arm of a crane that's been dangling off a luxury high-rise in midtown Manhattan.
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Resources covering New York, New Jersey and Connecticut to help get ready for a possible strike from Sandy.
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Tracking Hurricane Sandy as she makes her way inland
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Some buildings, including the Parker Meridien hotel, were being evacuated as a precaution and the streets below were cleared, but there were no immediate reports of injuries. City officials didn't have a number on how many people were told to leave.
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