Hurricane Sandy

Governor Chris Christie today announced that the federal government has extended public assistance to all 21 counties in New Jersey as a result of the impact of Hurricane Sandy, extending public assistance now to all 11 New Jersey counties not previously approved.

Today I stopped by the Ventnor Community Center to drop of clothes and other products to just try to do a little part in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. What I saw was a community coming together to help "Restore the Shore." The room was filled with food, diapers, water, clothes and just about anything you might need to help get you by during these trying times...

If you're in the Ocean County area and looking to donate to the victims of Hurricane Sandy, the County has released a list of donation centers.

If you are still without power from Hurricane Sandy, according a press release this evening (Sat 10/3) from Governor Christie, here are the latest restoration estimates from PSE&G and JCP&L.

Odd-even rationing for gasoline purchases began Saturday in 12 New Jersey counties: Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Middlesex, Morris, Monmouth, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex, Union and Warren.

New Jersey Transit officials say more rail lines will resume operations on Monday.

The Christie Administration today announced the establishment of a hotline for residents affected by Hurricane Sandy who left their pets behind when evacuating their homes in advance of the storm.

Even if you were fortunate enough to not suffer major damage from Sandy, odds are you have no power, and all you can do is wait. And odds are you have headed to the gas station to fill your car or generator, and all you can do is wait there as well.

Yesterday, Governor Chris Christie said in a press conference that after officials had inspected the Jersey Shore's barrier islands that it was estimated that the areas between Bay Head and Seaside Heights sustained the most damage. This 3 minute video confirms that.

Lakewood, NJ – Locally owned All County Exteriors is in the process of collecting food, clothing, house supplies, toiletries and any other items that can help bring relief to the families who have lost everything in Hurricane Sandy. Here's how you can help.

Monmouth County Sheriff Shaun Golden has joined us each morning since the day before Sandy to keep us updated on the very latest on the aftermath of Sandy. Sheriff Golden has been touring some of the devastation and shared some photos with us and we wanted to share them with you.

I was driving on Bridge Ave. in Point Pleasant yesterday and I saw what I'm pretty sure was the National Guard. It certainly was comforting to know that additional help is here for all the unprecedented, monumental tasks ahead of us here at the Jersey Shore.