superstorm sandy

New York City council members pressed the city’s climate officials this week about the need for flood emergency plans.

The federally-funded, $336 million project, runs from Far Rockaway to Riis Beach, and is supposed to be completed in 2024.

Department of Transportation officials admitted to including "junk" vehicles in their claim for FEMA aid after Hurricane Sandy.

"If we abandon those commitments and we don't do anything about climate change, by 2100 there will be doubts about the future viability for the city."

New York City battened down the hatches, waiting for a storm of Biblical proportions that, luckily, never came.

The Exchange Place and World Trade Center stations will finally open tomorrow after needed signal upgrades forced them to shudder on weekends for nearly a year.

Movable sea gates across the Narrows would cost tens of billions of dollars, but can we afford not to build them?

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