Hurricane Sandy'

The popular restaurant is now called the Mott Haven Bar and Grill.

Red Hook Houses is being considered for a "microgrid," a self-sufficient source of power.

The city is hosting a job fair to help connect locals to employers working on resiliency projects.

"BRINK" at the Conception Gallery features works that explore being on the edge of catastrophe.

The third phase of the project will likely not meet its Memorial Day 2016 finish date, an official said.

The project aims to restore the wetlands and nature areas to pre-Sandy conditions.

The money will let the hospital elevate building power and mechanical systems.

The R train's East River tube got $250 million in upgrades after it was damaged by Hurricane Sandy.

Three schools in the city still have "fire watchers" in place of the alarms since the 2012 storm.

The shacks were under 24-hour guard while they sat on Beach 104th Street.

The first "Ready Red Hook Day" will help residents teach  what to do and where to go during a disaster.

The proposed "tanning tables" for the Rockaway Boardwalk have been removed after community complaints.

Build It Back distributed more than 500 checks and started more than 500 construction jobs by Labor Day.

The Feast's conference at Pioneer Works will bring technologists and innovators to Red Hook this fall.

The bill passed the state senate, and Sen. Diane Savino called on the governor to sign it into law.