With supermarkets shut down, residents still rely on relief-center groceries three weeks after Sandy.
Recent news of storm deaths and condemned homes come from tight-knit communities in New York City that few outsiders are familiar with, or can even place on a map. VIDEO
The purpose of the money raised is to assist hurricane victims beyond the money they receive from insurance and FEMA. VIDEO
The Army Corps of Engineers estimates 3.6 million cubic yards of debris will ultimately be carted out of NYC.VIDEO
Lessening the impact of storms has diverted attention from campaign financing, the minimum wage and marijuana possession laws.
After Hurricane Sandy, FEMA and the Small Business Administration don’t always fill the gap left by insurance coverage.VIDEO
An expert psychiatrist gives parents advice on helping children with post-storm anxiety and schools help students cope when they return to class.VIDEO
FEMA has said the most common need in Jersey City is housing for the large number of displaced victims.VIDEO
Rick Karr reports on efforts to help residents at Knickerbocker Village on Manhattan’s Lower East Side and is joined by NY State Senator Daniel Squadron.VIDEO
Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism students Jon Gerberg and Kristen Reed report from the Coney Island Gospel Assembly Church.VIDEO
