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The House of Representatives approved $50.7 billion in emergency aid Tuesday for victims of October's Superstorm Sandy.
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President Barack Obama has signed into law a $9.7 billion bill to pay flood insurance claims from Superstorm Sandy.
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The House has approved $9.7 billion in aid to pay flood insurance claims for home owners flooded by Superstorm Sandy.
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After mounting pressure, House Speaker John Boehner has scheduled a vote Friday on aid for Superstorm Sandy victims.
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New York-area lawmakers are angry the House decided to end its term without voting on aid for victims of Superstorm Sandy.
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Monday that Superstorm Sandy recovery will cost the state $42 billion.
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More than two weeks after Superstorm Sandy hit the East Coast, power is still out to some 50,000 people.
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Many Long Island Power Authority customers are still without power two weeks after Superstorm Sandy struck the region.
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Eyewitness News' Robert Holguin surveys the damage left by Superstorm Sandy and looks at the threats the Southland faces.
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Eyewitness News' Robert Holguin surveys the damage left by superstorm Sandy and looks at the threats the Southland faces.
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A nor'easter dumped more than a foot of snow in New Jersey, hitting areas already ravaged by Superstorm Sandy.
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East Coast residents still reeling from Superstorm Sandy were warned to prepare for evacuations as a nor'easter approaches.
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As Sandy victims headed to polling stations, a nor'easter initially predicted to bring high winds and flooding weakened.
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A week after superstorm Sandy hit, forecasters say another storm - a nor'easter - could hit already storm-ravaged areas.
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A week after superstorm Sandy hit, forecasters say another storm - a nor'easter - could hit already storm-ravaged areas.
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Dozens of airmen and DWP workers are leaving March Air Reserve Base on Sunday to aid in the Superstorm Sandy recovery.
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Dozens of airmen and DWP workers are leaving March Air Reserve Base on Sunday to aid in the Sandy recovery.
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Dozens of airmen and DWP workers are leaving March Air Reserve Base on Sunday to aid in the Sandy recovery.
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As recovery efforts continue in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, New York is slowly regaining power.
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As recovery efforts continue in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, New York is slowly regaining power.
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The New York City Marathon has been canceled after all amid a growing public outcry that the event would happen Sunday.
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The death toll in Superstorm Sandy has reached 105 people as millions are stranded without power or supplies.
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New York's subway system may have partially returned to service, but traffic into Manhattan was still a struggle.
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Crews are working around the clock to pull families out of harm's way as thousands in New Jersey are still stranded.
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Emergency response crews from Southern California are on the ground to help with the aftermath of superstorm Sandy.
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Dozens of deaths were reported and millions of people were without power Tuesday as Sandy continued to rage in the East.
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Sandy slammed the East Coast with 80 mph winds Monday night. More than a dozen U.S. deaths were blamed on the superstorm.
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Folks who stopped by the Rose Bowl helped raise ABC7's Sandy relief effort to $662,000 and counting on Friday.
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Paul Schulz, CEO of L.A.'s Red Cross, explains how the funds raised will help the victims in Superstorm Sandy.
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An Edison official explains how employees from Southern California are making a difference in the Sandy recovery.
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A young boy gave up his entire allowance and donated the money to help those affected by Superstorm Sandy.
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The L.A. Kings Ice Crew showed their support by helping the Sandy drive at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena on Friday.
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Red Cross reps were at the Pasadena Sandy drive, encouraging folks to donate blood to help storm victims.
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In the wake of Superstorm Sandy, there is a warning out from government and consumer groups about potential scammers.
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Frustration is mounting in New York in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy. Many are still without power and clean water.
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It's a slow and agonizing recovery in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy. More than 4 million people are without power.
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Three days after Sandy slammed the East Coast, nearly 20,000 people remain stranded in Hoboken, New Jersey.
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New York's subway system may have partially returned to service, but traffic into Manhattan was still a struggle.
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As emergency crews work around the clock to pump flood water out, lower Manhattan is still an unbelievable mess.
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Three days after Sandy slammed the East Coast, nearly 20,000 people remain stranded in Hoboken, New Jersey.
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Subways started rolling in New York City Thursday for the first time since Sandy crippled the U.S.'s largest transit system.
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Crews are working around the clock to pull families out of harm's way as thousands in New Jersey are still stranded.
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Obama and Christie toured New Jersey together, united in their effort to deal with the aftermath of Sandy.
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As emergency crews work around the clock to pump flood water out, lower Manhattan is still an unbelievable mess.
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Obama is surveying the storm damage in New Jersey, where National Guardsmen are working to rescue flood victims.
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Emergency response crews from Southern California are on the ground to help with the aftermath of superstorm Sandy.
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Hurricane Isaac is gone, but the remnants of the storm have brought heavy rain to the Midwest.
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Isaac is moving north into the central U.S. on Friday after delivering a deluge to the Gulf Coast.
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Isaac weakened to a tropical depression after drenching southeast Louisiana and causing flooding on Thursday.
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Isaac has been downgraded to a tropical storm, but it continues to lash southeast Louisiana with wind and rain.
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