More stories about New York-Northern New Jersey-Long Island, NY-NJ-PA

• Sandy's Aftermath: "There are Two Long Islands"

  A few miles inland, where the winds were moderate and the flood waters did not penetrate, life is back to normal for most people. But on the shores, the trouble is just beginning.

• Lights Still Out on Long Island

  According to a CBS News report, about 76,000 LIPA customers still did not have service on Monday.

• Sandy Aftermath: Jersey Shore Struggles with Shattered Infrastructure

  With the Superstorm long gone and its Nor'easter aftershock fading also, New Jersey contractors are coming to grips with a long, arduous task of repair and reconstruction.

• New Yorkers Debate Flood Protection

  Construction of a 5 mile barrier from Rockaway to Sandy Hook NJ would cost at least $10 billion.

• After the Storm: Long Island

  I’ve been worried about a storm like this for over 10 years, ever since hearing NOAA warnings about the flood risks faced by anyone living south of the Long Island's Montauk Highway.

• Sandy Devastates Jersey Shore, Manhattan, and Long Island

  Hurricane Sandy's double-barreled onslaught of high winds and record-high storm surge flooding left behind a monumental task of rescue, recovery, and reconstruction.

• Stanford White Site Marked for Development

  Anbau Enterprises purchased the lot in New York City’s Flatiron District where Stanford White used to entertain young girls, including his ill-famed mistress Evelyn Nesbit.

• GSA Signs Lease at One World Trade Center

  The U.S. General Services Administration signed a lease at the new towers, pushing the tenant occupancy past the halfway mark.

• Dattner Architects and Grimshaw Architects complete Via Verde

  Green living takes on a new meaning at Via Verde, a community built around sustainable principles.

• Brooklyn Botanic Garden Visitor Center

  Brooklyn, N.Y. / Weiss/Manfredi Architecture/Landscape/Urbanism