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Pamela and Bob Vazquez' house was ripped off its foundation with them hanging on for dear life inside of it.
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It was the couple's first home, but last October Superstorm Sandy left it submerged.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency has OK'd a plan to boost aid to New Jersey towns hit hard by Superstorm Sandy.
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More than seven months after Superstorm Sandy devastated parts of the Jersey shore, thousands of homeowners are getting some relief from crushing rebuilding and insurance costs.
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New Yorkers who were affected by Superstorm Sandy now have another 30 days to sign up to get help from FEMA.
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Residents displaced by Superstorm Sandy can stay in hotels on the federal government's dime for just two more weeks.
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There are mobile homes, already built, winterized and ready to go, up to a thousand, but no one is living inside of them.
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FEMA officials said Tuesday that 50 trailers will go out to New Jersey residents starting next week.
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Jim Hoffer reports that Union Beach residents are upset that there are no FEMA trailers.
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Despite requests from the governor, residents hit by Sandy still have not gotten temporary housing in FEMA trailers.
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President Obama is getting ready to ask Congress for $50 billion in additional emergency aid to help states hit by Sandy.
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New York City is getting nearly $190 million in the first round of federal money to help recover from Superstorm Sandy, U.S. senators Charles Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand said Tuesday.
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FEMA has been struggling to find housing for thousands of people who can't live in their homes damaged by Hurricane Sandy.
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It was standing-room-only on Staten Island as people who lost everything in Hurricane Sandy begged FEMA for help.
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There are serious, new questions about relief operations stemming from Hurricane Sandy.
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Jim Dolan reports how many are struggling to get FEMA aid after Sandy.
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There are serious questions about how recovery workers were supposed to cut through all the red tape to help survivors of Sandy.
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So many people are still suffering and a long way from recovery in the wake of Sandy, which makes this story all the more puzzling.
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There is little to no temporary housing for thousands of people who can't live in their homes after Sandy.
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People are vulnerable right now, and desperate for help from anyone.
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Homeowners in two Brooklyn neighborhoods were still assessing the flood damage to their homes on Sunday night. They were trying to figure out how they were going to pay for the repairs without any help.
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The deadline is at hand for New Yorkers affected by Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee to register with the Federal Emergency Management Agency for possible federal disaster assistance.
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A FEMA response team will be visiting Nassau County neighborhoods still trying to recover from Hurricane Irene.
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FEMA officials examined the damage caused by the latest storms, but residents feel that more should be done.
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