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Superstorm Sandy

  • 2.1 Million New Yorkers Are Unprepared for a Hurricane
    2.1 Million New Yorkers Are Unprepared for a Hurricane
    NEW YORK—Superstorm Sandy left the city with a big scar—44 lives and $19 billion destroyed in a single storm event—and a profound lesson about the power of nature. Or at ...
    September 14, 2016BY Petr Svab
  • New York, New Jersey Prepare for Sandy, Hope for Irene
    New York, New Jersey Prepare for Sandy, Hope for Irene
    New Jersey and New York governors err on the side of caution as Hurricane Joaquin picks up steam ...
    October 1, 2015BY Arleen Richards
  • How Trees Tell the Story of 19th Century Millionaires
    How Trees Tell the Story of 19th Century Millionaires
    A hundred years ago, a forest was not just woods, it was a cultivated work of art.
    April 24, 2015BY Arleen Richards
  • Why Some New Yorkers Won’t See Green Trees This Spring
    Why Some New Yorkers Won’t See Green Trees This Spring
    It's an apocalyptic sight.
    April 22, 2015BY Christine Lin
  • With Storm Predictions Hit-and-Miss, Will New Yorkers Heed Future Warnings?
    With Storm Predictions Hit-and-Miss, Will New Yorkers Heed Future Warnings?
    Given that Winter Storm Juno passed by the city doing minimal damage, will New Yorkers cry foul the ...
    January 27, 2015BY Annie Wu
  • Uber Suspends Surge Pricing for NY-Area Snowstorm
    Uber Suspends Surge Pricing for NY-Area Snowstorm
    Uber’s practice of charging more for rides when demand is high will be suspended during this week’s snowstorm.
    January 26, 2015BY Ananda West
  • Congress Finishes Up, Its Members Still Grumbling
    Congress Finishes Up, Its Members Still Grumbling
    WASHINGTON—The 113th Congress began its turbulent life two years ago battling over whether to help Superstorm Sandy victims. ...
    December 20, 2014BY Alan Fram
  • Two Years Later, Promised Sandy Building Jobs Still Scarce
    Two Years Later, Promised Sandy Building Jobs Still Scarce
    NEW YORK—On Oct. 29, exactly two years after Superstorm Sandy tore into New York City, Mayor Bill de ...
    October 30, 2014BY Petr Svab
  • Superstorm Sandy Two-Year Anniversary: NYC Homeowners Finally Get Homes Fixed
    Superstorm Sandy Two-Year Anniversary: NYC Homeowners Finally Get Homes Fixed
    NEW YORK—Margurie Batts heard a loud noise, and then the water came in.
    October 29, 2014BY Annie Wu
  • New York, New Jersey Look Back 2 Years After Sandy
    New York, New Jersey Look Back 2 Years After Sandy
    The second anniversary of Superstorm Sandy arrived Wednesday in a region where recovery in New Jersey and New ...
    October 29, 2014BY Jonathan Lemire
  • Sandy’s Mental Health Impact Looms Large
    Sandy’s Mental Health Impact Looms Large
    Kathy and Mark Michaels huddled in the attic of their Long Beach home as Superstorm Sandy turned streets ...
    October 29, 2014BY Emily C. Dooley
  • After Sandy: Are We Ready for the Next Big Storm?
    After Sandy: Are We Ready for the Next Big Storm?
    NEW YORK— After Superstorm Sandy, officials in New York and New Jersey vowed to make sure the unprecedented ...
    October 26, 2014BY Jennifer Peltz
  • Hospitals Struggled During and After Superstorm Sandy
    Hospitals Struggled During and After Superstorm Sandy
    Hospitals were ill-prepared for the impact of Superstorm Sandy, according to a government study released Wednesday. The U.S. ...
    September 17, 2014BY Genevieve Belmaker
  • NYC Sandy Recovery Program a Disgrace, Congressman Says
    NYC Sandy Recovery Program a Disgrace, Congressman Says
    NEW YORK—Congressman Michael Grimm had a harsh words to say on a sunny Wednesday morning about the city's ...
    August 27, 2014BY Petr Svab
  • NYC Officials Get ‘Hands On’ With Sandy Recovery
    NYC Officials Get ‘Hands On’ With Sandy Recovery
    The sound of hammers are finally ringing in Superstorm Sandy-impacted communities, but they are still few and far ...
    August 7, 2014BY Genevieve Belmaker
  • Thirty Sandy-Damaged Homes Rebuilt, Says Mayor
    Thirty Sandy-Damaged Homes Rebuilt, Says Mayor
    Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Thursday that the city's Sandy recovery program, Build It Back, has made ...
    July 17, 2014BY Amelia Pang
  • Comptroller Audit Reveals Lack of Oversight
    Comptroller Audit Reveals Lack of Oversight
    An audit by the comptroller’s office revealed that DHS failed to do its job in monitoring how effectively ...
    July 17, 2014BY Annie Wu
  • From Anger to Evidence
    From Anger to Evidence
    Thousands of Superstorm Sandy survivors continue to languish in a never-ending labyrinth of paperwork, bureaucracy, and confusion.
    May 22, 2014BY Genevieve Belmaker
  • Documents Reveal ‘Build It Back’ Architects Were Paid $6 Million
    Documents Reveal ‘Build It Back’ Architects Were Paid $6 Million
    New York City’s beleaguered Superstorm Sandy housing recovery program, Build It Back, cost taxpayers a whopping $6 million ...
    May 15, 2014BY Genevieve Belmaker
  • Long After Sandy, Red Cross Post-Storm Spending Still a Black Box
    Long After Sandy, Red Cross Post-Storm Spending Still a Black Box
    Following Superstorm Sandy, donors gave $312 million to the American Red Cross. How did the aid organization spend ...
    April 12, 2014BY Justin Elliott
  • NYC Mayor Names New Sandy Recovery Leadership Team
    NYC Mayor Names New Sandy Recovery Leadership Team
    New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has named his administration's top three Superstorm Sandy recovery leaders.
    March 29, 2014BY Genevieve Belmaker
  • Advocates Hold de Blasio to Account Over Sandy Recovery
    Advocates Hold de Blasio to Account Over Sandy Recovery
    NEW YORK—Superstorm Sandy recovery advocates are beginning to lose patience with Mayor Bill de Blasio. Though the still ...
    March 27, 2014BY Genevieve Belmaker
  • Habitat for Humanity Builds Home for Sandy Victim in Times Square
    Habitat for Humanity Builds Home for Sandy Victim in Times Square
    Habitat for Humanity, a non-profit organization that builds housing, gathered over 70 volunteers to construct a home in ...
    March 20, 2014BY Kristina Skorbach
  • Congressional Hearing to Examine Sandy Recovery
    Congressional Hearing to Examine Sandy Recovery
    Congress will review the effectiveness of Superstorm Sandy recovery during a Wednesday morning hearing in Washington, D.C. Housing ...
    March 11, 2014BY Genevieve Belmaker
  • Amid de Blasio Inattention, Sandy Build It Back Construction Set to Start
    Amid de Blasio Inattention, Sandy Build It Back Construction Set to Start
    The city’s main housing recovery program, Build It Back, will start rebuilding homes this month.
    March 3, 2014BY Genevieve Belmaker
  • Waterfront Design Vision Now on NYC’s Radar
    Waterfront Design Vision Now on NYC’s Radar
    NEW YORK—New York City and its more than 500 miles of coastline now have a guiding vision for ...
    March 3, 2014BY Genevieve Belmaker
  • Hotel Industry in New York City Boosted by Superstorm Sandy in 2013
    Hotel Industry in New York City Boosted by Superstorm Sandy in 2013
    Hotels in New York City had a good year in 2013, ironically in part due to the aftermath ...
    February 14, 2014BY Genevieve Belmaker
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    Appeals Court Rejects Trump Bid to Use Immigration Database for Voter Checks
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