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Man Refuses to Leave Home Destroyed by Sandy
Many homes destroyed by Hurricane Sandy but still standing are scheduled to be demolished in the coming weeks. One man, Anthony Gatti of Staten Island, refuses to leave his family's condemned property. (Dec. 14)
Epic concert brings out the heavy weights
Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi and the Rolling Stones joined with actors and comedians in headlining a benefit concert on Wednesday (December 12) for victims of Superstorm Sandy, which six weeks ago devastated scores of communities along the coastline of the U.S. northeast coastline.
Stars Give Sell-Out Sandy Concert
Some of the world's biggest music stars have performed at a concert in New York to raise money for victims of super-storm Sandy.
12.12.12. Hurricane Sandy Benefit Concert Preview
Tonight, a concert to benefit victims of Hurricane Sandy will be held. What makes this benefit concert different from previous concerts of the type is that this one will be held online. It's a great way to help those in need while getting to see more performers in one place ...
Sandy relief concert: Behind the scenes
In putting together Wednesday night's "12-12-12" concert benefiting Sandy relief efforts, a trio of heavy-hitting producers reached out to some of rock's biggest stars and Hollywood's blockbuster names. Pia Catton has details on Lunch Break. Photo: AP.
All Eyes on US Jobs Report
12/06/12 The US employment report will be released on Friday morning. Forecasts call for slower jobs growth in November, with the Sandy effect expected to weigh on the labor market.
Hurricane Sandy May Affect US Jobs
Hurricane Sandy is expected to have slowed US employment figures, with a sharp drop in hiring.
Statue of Liberty 'Months' Away From Reopening
The Statue of Liberty itself survived Superstorm Sandy intact, but damage to buildings and Liberty Island's power and heating systems means the island will remain closed to tourists for a while. (Nov. 30)
Weeks Later, Assessing Sandy Damage in N.J.
Weeks after Superstorm Sandy, large swaths of the New Jersey shoreline are still uninhabitable as state lawmakers get a firsthand look at damage. (Nov. 29)
Sandy Blows White House Race Off Track
Hurricane Sandy overran White House politicking Monday, with President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney calling off campaign rallies as the strengthening storm bore down on the East Coast. (Oct. 29)
Christie: Sandy Damage Estimate 'Realistic'
Governor Chris Christie says Superstorm Sandy caused $36.8 billion in damage in New Jersey. He's requesting that amount, which is greater than his state's entire budget, from the federal government, saying "these are realistic numbers." (N...
Chris Christie Running For Re-Election With Strong Poll Numbers
Chris Christie running for re-election with strong poll numbers
Cuomo: Sandy Cost New York $32 Billion
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced on Monday that his state suffered $32 billion in damage from Superstorm Sandy. He also said Sandy caused much more damage than Hurricane Katrina. (Nov. 27)
Raw: Sandy Victims Dream of Powerball Riches
Forget FEMA, insurance adjusters and construction cleanups. Some of the people hardest hit by Superstorm Sandy are hoping one thing this week answers their prayers: a $425 million Powerball jackpot. (Nov. 26)
Free Meals Lighten Burden of Superstorm Sandy
Victims of Superstorm Sandy in New York and elsewhere in the Northeast were comforted Thursday by kinder weather and free holiday meals. (Nov. 22)
Pizza Patrol Feeds Sandy Victims
Every day for the past 23 days, Vanessa McHugh fills up the back of her car with pizza. She and her three kids then drive to various coastal regions that were hit by Hurricane Sandy. Today, her Pizza Patrol is in Far Rockaway.
Raw: New Views of Sandy Flooding
Nearly two weeks after Superstorm Sandy struck, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has released surveillance footage of the storm flooding PATH stations. (Nov. 16)
Obama to Revisit Sandy Hit Areas
President Obama will return to the devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy and tour one of the worst affected areas, Staten Island in New York, later.
Obama Sees NY Damage From Sandy
President Barack Obama has had his first look at the devastation that Superstorm Sandy waged on New York City, taking a helicopter tour above sections of Queens and Staten Island that were ravaged by floods and fires. (Nov. 15)
Medics Check High-Rise Residents After Sandy
Medical teams were sent to parts of New York City hit by Superstorm Sandy to make sure residents in high-rise buildings are getting their medical needs met. Some residents haven't had water, power or heat for 12 days. (Nov. 9)
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