Jersey Shore begins to register Sandy's devastation.

Along the Jersey Shore, where carefree fun is a source of income, many residents say it will never feel the same. Three days after the massive storm washed over the towns built on the barrier island just off the mainland, the waters are receding, unveiling the...

Storm-area nuclear reactors remain offline.

Two nuclear reactors in New Jersey and New York that had shut down during superstorm Sandy remained offline Wednesday, but waters receded from one plant that had issued a safety alert.

Draining New York tunnels flooded by Sandy to take many days.

Five underground walls of water containing hundreds of millions of gallons stand between New Yorkers and their lifeblood of full subway service. It’s going to take hundreds of pumps, the Army Corps of Engineers and at least several more days to get the job...

Scope of Sandy's devastation widens, death toll spirals.

From New York City’s Staten Island to the popular beach towns of the Jersey Shore, rescuers and officials on Friday faced growing evidence of widespread destruction wrought by superstorm Sandy, mounting anger over delayed relief and a rising death toll.

On the Jersey Shore, emotion outweighs cost of rebuilding.

The people of the Jersey Shore may feel alone in the world right now, their homes destroyed and their beaches ruined by Hurricane Sandy. But they will soon face a decision familiar to others who have survived massive storms – do I rebuild?

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