Hurricane Matthew Closing In On Florida As Haiti Death Toll Rises
“If you’re reluctant to evacuate, just think about all the people … already killed,” said Florida Gov. Rick Scott. “Time is running out. This is clearly either going to have a direct hit or come right along the coast.”
Making Sense Of The Louisiana Flooding: How Bad Is It?
The Red Cross has already called the flooding the worst natural disaster on American soil since Hurricane Sandy, four years ago. The scope of the flooding is difficult to grasp.
8 Reasons Chris Christie Shouldn’t Be President (Other Than Bridgegate)
We didn’t have time to list all of them.
This Week In Crazy: And God Created The Electric Chair
Capital punishment is God’s gift to America! Hillary Clinton is such a sure thing, people already want to impeach her! Welcome to “This Week In Crazy.”
Texans Don’t Like Federal Aid. Until They Need It.
As floodwaters ravaged Central Texas, President Obama reached out to the state Tuesday afternoon to pledge the full cooperation and support of the Federal Government, exactly the kind of aid Texas has desperately needed and vocally rejected for so long.
FEMA To States: No Climate Planning, No Money
In order to receive disaster preparedness funds from FEMA, governors who deny man-made climate change will have to challenge their beliefs.
Audit: FEMA Mishandled Florida Hurricane Payments
A decade later, federal officials are still cleaning up after the hurricanes that hit Florida in 2004 and 2005.
FEMA Will Look At Superstorm Sandy Claims Payouts
By Herb Jackson, The Record (Hackensack, N.J.) WASHINGTON — Under pressure from Northeast senators, the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency said on Wednesday that an independent government watchdog will examine whether anti-fraud efforts are shortchanging victims of Superstorm Sandy. FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate also indicated at a Senate subcommittee hearing that the government […]
Christie Admits Sandy Recovery ‘Has Not Gone Perfectly’
By John Reitmeyer, The Record (Hackensack, NJ) BELMAR, NJ — From dunes to dredging to getting more people back in their homes, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie spent more than an hour Tuesday talking about New Jersey’s ongoing recovery from Superstorm Sandy. Belmar was hit hard by the 2012 storm, and many people in the region […]
Displaced Sandy Residents Face Deadline To Move From Temporary Housing
By Karen Sudol, The Record (Hackensack, N.J.) HACKENSACK, NJ — Marina Pesheva had already moved her family from her Superstorm Sandy-flooded home in Keansburg, NJ, to the decommissioned Fort Monmouth military base, where she temporarily resides with her husband, two children and two dogs. Now, she’s being told she needs to vacate the Fort Monmouth one-bedroom […]
‘Snowmaggedon’ Takes Aim At Winter-Weary U.S. East
Washington (AFP) – A major storm blowing in heavy snow and ice gripped large swaths of the winter-weary United States early on Thursday, leaving a dozen people dead and knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of homes. Thousands of travelers were stranded as flights, including at major air hubs in Atlanta and New York, […]
Obama Visits FEMA Storm Center To Check On Hurricane
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama visited the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s command center on Saturday as Hurricane Irene began making its way up the East Coast, and 6,500 American troops were told to be ready in case they are needed for relief work. The center helps coordinate the government’s response to natural disasters such […]