Disaster Tourists Head to New York’s Storm-Ravaged Neighborhoods November 13, 2012 By DAVID BAUDER, CHRISTINA REXRODE and VERENA DOBNIK Garbage trucks, hulking military vehicles and mud-caked cars move slowly through a Staten Island waterfront neighborhood still reeling from Superstorm...
New Jersey Storm Victims Scrambling to Find Rental Homes November 13, 2012 By KATIE ZEZIMA Irene Cramer threaded her Mercury Mountaineer around fallen branches, slowing down in front of a squat white ranch to see...
Insurance the Next Storm for Ratepayers Post-Sandy November 12, 2012 By ROB VARNON People looking to rebuild their lives after Superstorm Sandy destroyed and damaged their homes may now have another struggle on...
Nor’easter Complicates Insurance for Sandy-Struck Businesses November 9, 2012 By Ben Berkowitz Businesses in New York and New Jersey that were preparing insurance claims for losses from Superstorm Sandy now have a...
New Jersey Finding Some Beach Homes Not Covered by FEMA November 9, 2012 Another shock has awaited some New Jersey residents after Superstorm Sandy swept through the state and left behind a trail...
Sandy Might Send More Than 250,000 Cars to Scrap Heap November 8, 2012 By Bernie Woodall and Phil Wahba Superstorm Sandy may consign as many as a quarter of a million new and used cars and trucks to the...
ABC Raises Nearly $17M for Hurricane Relief November 8, 2012 ABC says its national “Day of Giving” raised nearly $17 million for Superstorm Sandy relief. Throughout its programming Monday, the...
Ohio Offers Help for Uninsured Storm Losses November 8, 2012 Ohio officials say help may be available for those with uninsured losses from last week’s superstorm Sandy. The Ohio Emergency...
Sandy Knocks Off Big Chunk of Retail Sales November 8, 2012 By ANNE D'INNOCENZIO Superstorm Sandy knocked off nearly $4 billion of retail sales last week in the hard-hit Mid-Atlantic and Northeast region, nearly...
State Insurance Regulators Move to Protect Consumers After Sandy November 7, 2012 Governors of nine states and the mayor of Washington D.C. moved quickly to protect consumers from high insurance deductibles associated...