The insurers are asked to ease the rules on documenting the damage so that the debris could be removed ahead of another storm.
Brett Forman
Nov 04, 2012
Eleven years ago, the New York City Marathon was a symbol of resilience. This time, not so much.
Angelo Young
Nov 03, 2012
With multiple states mopping up after historic storm surges and flooding, it's not just environmentalists that are joining the chorus of voices calling for something to be done about climate change.
Roxanne Palmer
Nov 03, 2012
Miami Heat superstar Dwyane Wade was a winner even though his team lost its game against the New York Knicks Friday night, 104-84. Wade had wanted to postpone the game because of Hurricane Sandy and will be donating his game check to relief efforts.
Charles Poladian
Nov 02, 2012
Greg Price
Nov 02, 2012
The city approved the plan to secure the precarious crane hanging over Midtown Manhattan
Eli Epstein
Nov 02, 2012
A heckler interrupted a Mitt Romney rally in Virginia earlier this week, asking the presidential candidate to address climate change.
Eric Brown
Nov 02, 2012
Rush Limbaugh has made some outlandish comments in the past and he did it again on his show on Wednesday. New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has been praising President Barack Obama's efforts in the wake of Hurricane Sandy and Limbaugh does not approve.
Charles Poladian
Nov 02, 2012
Staten Island residents say their island is the “forgotten borough” of New York City. In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, they say that reputation is sticking.
Howard Koplowitz
Nov 02, 2012
Mayor Michael Bloomberg's decision to hold the marathon on Sunday has stirred controversy.
Bobby Ilich
Nov 02, 2012
The New York City Marathon will be happening on Sunday as the city recovers from Hurricane Sandy. With thousands of New Yorkers still without power, mass transit running limited service and roads jammed with cars trying to make their way around, many New Yorkers believe the marathon should be postponed.
Charles Poladian
Nov 01, 2012
Hurricane Sandy prompted the mayor of New York City to get off the fence, endorse Obama and praise strides made on climate efforts.
Laura Matthews
Nov 01, 2012
In a lengthy endorsement published on the website of his media company, Bloomberg LP, the mayor said Sandy’s devastation “brought the stakes of Tuesday’s presidential election into sharp relief.”
Howard Koplowitz
Nov 01, 2012
At least 56 people in the United States and one in Canada died during the storm, raising Sandy's overall death toll to 124 after earlier claiming 67 lives in the Caribbean.
Carey Vanderborg
Nov 01, 2012
A Change.org petition has called on HBO, the network that airs the hit Prohibition-era series "Boardwalk Empire," to help raise funds for Atlantic City, which has been badly damaged by Hurricane Sandy.
Christopher Zara
Oct 31, 2012
Though Hurricane Sandy wrecked much of the New York City area, shutting down the subway system and leaving millions in Manhattan without power, the organizers of the New York City Marathon say they still intend to hold the race on Sunday.
Eric Brown
Oct 31, 2012
Mayor Bloomberg announced that NYC schools will remain closed until Monday, as the MTA subway trains work on resuming service
Amethyst Tate
Oct 31, 2012
Damage from Hurricane Sandy Forces Nets' to Push Back Game
Greg Price
Oct 31, 2012
Lydia Callis, Mayor Michael Bloomberg's sign language interpeter, got instant fame during her overly animated interpretation ahead of Hurricane Sandy, immortalized in photos, GIFs and videos.
Nadine DeNinno
Oct 31, 2012
U.S. stock markets reopened mostly without incident Wednesday, even as the rest of NY’s Financial District felt its way through Sandy's aftermath.
Eleazar David Meléndez
Oct 31, 2012
NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg cancelled the 2012 Halloween Parade in New York City's West Village after Hurricane Sandy hit.
Nadine DeNinno
Oct 31, 2012
Celebrities such as Lady Gaga, Britney Spears, and Kim Kardashian took to Twitter to express their condolences after Hurricane Sandy devastated the East Coast
Amethyst Tate
Oct 31, 2012