Updated: Feb. 14, 2026, 10:03 a.m. | Published: Feb. 14, 2026, 9:00 a.m By Steven Rodas | NJ.com Amanda Monterroso saw the state engineers milling about her roughly 1,200-square foot house in Manville this past summer. The Read More »
69 N.J. homes need a lifeline to save them from Mother Nature. It’s not coming. Read More
News 12 Staff • Oct 29, 2025, 7:27 PM For many years after Superstorm Sandy hit New Jersey, homeowners struggled to get back into their homes. Kane In Your Corner talked to many homeowners who Read More »
October 28, 2025 Press Release LONG BRANCH, N.J. – Congressman Frank Pallone, Jr. (NJ-06) today marked the 13th anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, the largest Atlantic hurricane ever recorded, which devastated the Jersey Shore on October Read More »
By Julia A Morales-Abbud It’s been four years since the remnants of Hurricane Ida caused catastrophic flash flooding in New Jersey. In the time that has passed, help for flood survivors has either come too Read More »
N.J.’s ‘most abysmal’ disaster recovery program has left Ida victims in limbo for years Read More
The face of addiction in N.J. is sometimes young, handsome and haunted Keeping Mike alive / October 10, 2023 / NJ.com By Spencer Kent Mike eyes me suspiciously, a smoldering cigarette in hand. I’m pretty Read More »
The $641 million that New Jersey is receiving in opioid settlement funds is starting to make its way to our communities. All 21 counties in the state are entitled to receive funding, as well as Read More »
How much opioid settlement money did your town get? Read More
Meet the People Deciding How to Spend $50 Billion in Opioid Settlement Cash / KFF Health News / July 10, 2023 By Aneri Pattani As more than $50 billion makes its way to state and Read More »
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Todas las personas merecen una recuperación completa y justa. Necesitamos un aplazamiento hipotecario que nos cubra a todos, para que los sobrevivientes de la tormenta puedan regresar a sus casas y permanecer en ellas. Read More »
Now that state grant programs for Hurricane Ida are finally out, we’ve been hosting community meetings in some of our state’s hard-hit towns (learn more and RSVP to attend a meeting here). Thank you so Read More »
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