Hurricane Sandy'

Many overwhelmed hurricane survivors said they don't know if they'll make it to the polls.

Gov. Cuomo signed an emergency executive order allowing New Yokers to vote anywhere.

The Rockaway Point Volunteer Fire Department has been delivering supplies to its hard-hit neighbors.

New York Downtown Hospital reopened after more than a week after closing on the eve of the storm.

Students in most public schools made it back to class on Monday for the first time in a week.

Amid a widespread gas shortage, there are resources online to help you find somewhere to fill up.

Students returned to classes on Nov. 5 for the first time in a week.

Residents without running water have resorted to using the stairs as a toilet in the Ocean Towers.

Taxis won't give shared rides and liveries can't take street hails or work in lower Manhattan anymore.

Demand for clothes has been met, but city's hardest hit still need people to help clean up after Sandy.

New Yorkers struggled to navigate a transit system hobbled by Hurricane Sandy Monday morning.

Parents were more than ready to get their kids back to school after a week off post-Hurricane Sandy.

With their lights and refrigerators back, restaurants in Downtown Manhattan are getting back to business.

Fallout from the storm includes damage to local businesses and some buildings still without heat.

The crane became disabled as Hurricane Sandy approached the city Monday.