Hurricane Sandy'

Business owners said they feel their damages were overlooked in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.

The city's new initiative promotes local businesses in some of Sandy's hardest hit neighborhoods.

Organizers announced runners can choose between entry in future marathons or a full refund. 

The Downtown Alliance awarded 17 lower Manhattan businesses hurt by the storm $266K in grants.

Repairs have been made at the Tony Dapolito Recreation Center, which serves the Village and SoHo.

With NYU Langone Medical Center closed through the end of the year, parents need to make new birth plans.

The MTA reassured residents that the Second Avenue Subway was not damaged during Hurricane Sandy.

Officials have told seniors to apply for small business loans to get aid to fight post-Sandy mold.

Fresh Salt is slated to reopen this week after closing because of Hurricane Sandy.

Part of the area's popular Andrews Grove Playground has reopened, though repair work continues.

Parishioners partnered with a church in Woodside to collect coats for residents in hard hit areas.

Renowned tattoo artists inked arms and sold art Sunday to raise money for Restore Red Hook.

New Seaport gallery Artion opens while many neighbors remain shuttered in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.

Jim McMahon mapped the storm surge that swept through the neighborhood during Hurricane Sandy.

The Intrepid Museum will re-open on Dec. 21 with a two-for-one ticket special.