Hurricane Sandy'

Millennium is one of 57 public schools that were damaged by floods during the storm.

Online shopping site "Made in NYC" is back up and running to help local businesses affected by Sandy.

Bloomberg will travel to Washington Wednesday to try to secure federal money.

Simcha Levenberg hardly knew his father, Warren, who was killed in Midtown's first crane disaster.

Over 4,000 workers said their employers made them use paid sick days when they couldn't get to work.

The odd-even gas rationing system finally came to an end at 6 a.m. Saturday.

Small Business Saturday is taking place this weekend in neighborhoods across the city.

With many independent stores, East 9th Street is a good place to start the hunt for holiday  gifts. 

Jones Lang LaSalle found that 20 percent of the offices are still not functionally open.

Red Hook's Kentler Gallery opened a new exhibition Friday, just weeks after Sandy battered the area.

Bideawee's Manhattan facility, on East 38th Street in Murray Hill, has now fully reopened for business.

A neighborhood volunteer is opening a storefront aid center on Van Brunt Street in Red Hook on Thursday.

Stogo will shut its doors after loss of sales caused by Hurricane Sandy.

Austin's Steak and Ale House and Bourbon Street hosted simultaneous Sandy benefit parties on Nov. 16.

Despite Hurricane Sandy's disruptions, New Yorkers find ways to celebrate Thanksgiving.