Hurricane Sandy'

The Avenue C bar and restaurant was shut down Friday by health inspectors.

Residents will march to draw attention to ongoing recovery efforts on Staten Island.

VA Medical Center opened urgent care and some offices, and the rest of the hospital will open by July.

The South Ferry station will open ahead of schedule after it was devastated by Hurricane Sandy.

Neighbors complain that two abandoned homes on New Dorp Lane are in danger of collapsing.

Hunters Point South will have watertight doors and rooftop emergency generators.

Fika will soon return to serving its lattes, chocolates and meatballs on Pearl Street.

After being destroyed during Sandy, Pier 25's beloved playground is readying for an early May reopening.

The committee discussed extending FEMA assistance, and getting money to victims quicker.

Four months after Sandy, the majority of business and residental space are up and running.

James Molinaro talked about new development projects, as well as rebuilding efforts after Sandy.

Many businesses are still feeling the effects of Hurricane Sandy, according to Dumpling Rally organizers.

Federal officials expect to have a new security plan for Liberty and Ellis islands in about 10 days.

The photos show the extent of devastation that Sandy wreaked on city public schools.

After a fortune in repairs, the Seaport's legendary Paris Café is set to reopen this spring.