Subway service is back between Brooklyn and Manhattan. Fuel trucks in five boroughs and Long Island are providing gas to emergency workers, a change from the original plan.
Coverage of the damage throughout New Jersey, with special editions of NJ Today with Mike Schneider.VIDEO
As gas supplies dwindle, customers stand in line with gas canisters and police monitor the station.VIDEO
A Queens nonprofit went the extra mile to deliver more than 500 meals to homebound elderly residents before Sandy hit.VIDEO
Mayor Bloomberg announced a coordinated effort to bring meals and water to the 534,000 New Yorkers without power.
Bridges are open and all MTA services are free through Friday, but time is what people are spending.
NJ Today and MetroFocus assessed the effect of Hurricane Sandy on the region. Watch the livestream archive of the video. VIDEO
Red Hook and Coney Island residents take shelter in Park Slope and are glad to be there.
City developers in the public and private sectors have been investing in infrastructure that can lessen the impact of extreme weather.
Several New Jersey public services have been suspended while residents begin to face power outages and flooding.
