39 min ago | StamfordPlus.com
AmeriCares Disaster Response Team Headed to Oklahoma
Stamford, CT - AmeriCares announced Monday evening that it's deploying an emergency response team to Oklahoma City to coordinate deliveries of relief supplies and medical aid for tornado survivors.
4 hrs ago | Political Wire
Inhofe Says Tornado Aid is Different Than Hurricane Aid
In the wake of the devastating tornado in Oklahoma, Sen. James Inhofe "rejected comparisons between federal aid for this disaster and the Hurricane Sandy relief package he voted against," the Washington Post reports.
4 hrs ago | Patch.com
How to Help Victims of the Oklahoma Tornado
Americans across the country are reacting with shock to the devastation caused by a 2-mile wide Tornado in Oklahoma .
4 hrs ago | Democracy Now
'The Unimaginable Has Happened': Massive Tornado Kills Dozens, Flattens Suburb of Oklahoma City
Beverly Allam , lives five miles from Moore, the Oklahoma City suburb destroyed by the tornado.
5 hrs ago | Eater
Triumphant Returns: The Original Nathan's Famous Reopens After Sandy
Coney Island institution Nathan's Famous is back in action. The original Surf Avenue location of the hot dog emporium has been shuttered since Hurricane Sandy caused severe damage to the space.
7 hrs ago | Hoboken411
Piers in Hoboken still reeling from Sandy
Hurricane Sandy did more than knock out the power and flood basements in Hoboken.
10 hrs ago | NY1
Exclusive: Sources: Mayor To Propose Installation Of Removable...
More than six months after Hurricane Sandy, Mayor Michael Bloomberg will soon be delivering a major address to unveil his plans for how the city can prevent a repeat of the flooding and devastation in a future storm, and what the mayor is proposing may surprise you.
14 hrs ago | Patch.com
Home Buyouts in Flood Zones to Begin Soon
Buyouts of properties in flood prone areas are expected to begin within a matter of weeks, beginning in Middlesex County and working south into the summer months as residents and their respective town officials make the difficult decision to abandon entire neighborhoods for good.
Jersey Shore Summer 2013: Beach Guide
More than six months after Superstorm Sandy caused unprecedented damage to the Jersey Shore region, the beaches will be open for Memorial Day Weekend and the summer.
Upper Nazareth Gets $19K for Hurricane Sandy Damage
Hurricane Sandy will linger in the memories of Nazareth area residents for years to come.
Opinion: Flawed Plan Plagues Bernards High School Lower Field Project
Over the last three months, the Bernardsville Board of Education's desire to push through the proposed tree cutting and "regrading" project of the Bernardsville High School/Olcott pocket woodlands appears to have overshadowed their ability to perform the required due diligence.
Partnership key to a stronger grid
For the first time since Cold War days, the United States and its allies have been threatened with nuclear attack.
Indoor Mold Problems Still Widespread Following Hurricane Sandy
Six months after the devastating storm caused widespread destruction in parts of New York and New Jersey, many people are living with high levels of mold growing in their homes and businesses.
Floating homes and schools on stilts: Climate-proofing our towns and cities
This is the amount the world's ocean levels could rise by until the end of the century, according to a study published last week by a team of scientists from the European Ice2sea programme.
Canarsie Pier To Welcome Back Eager Brooklyn Fishermen
Another major step in Brooklyn's recovery from Hurricane Sandy comes on Monday, when the Canarsie Pier will reopen for the first time in almost seven months to local fishermen and community members wanting to spend time by the sea.
Police Chief Running 106 Miles for Sandy Victims
Seven months after Super Storm Sandy's winds ripped homes from their foundations, dunked rollercoasters into the Atlantic, and left scores facing a harrowing road to rebuilding, there's a fear the victims will be forgotten.
Ready or not, here comes summer at the Shore
As you crest the last hill on Route 36 approaching the northernmost beaches in New Jersey, the sea comes into view.
Manhattan Heat Deaths Seen Rising 20% in 2020s as Climate Warms
Manhattan may see deaths from heat rise by as much as 20 percent in the 2020s and 90 percent by the 2080s in a worst-case scenario, a study found.
Left out of federal Sandy relief, owners of second homes hope for help
Seaside Heights mayor Bill Akers walks a reporter around the 400 block of Hiering Avenue.
Many Hurricane Sandy insurance claims closed without payment, data shows
A parking lot filled with taxi cabs was submerged in Hoboken after Hurricane Sandy.