Helping Hands Also Expose a New York Divide (Published 2012)
A clothing donation center run by the Occupy Wall Street movement, this week in Queens. Some storm victims say they do not trust relief volunteers’ motives.Credit...Michael Appleton for The New York Times After more than a week of self-sufficiency, George Ossy, an immigrant from Africa living amid the chaos of the Rockaways, with his 10-year-old daughter in tow, walked into the relief center down
Bloomberg Backs Obama, Citing Fallout From Storm (Published 2012)
In a surprise announcement, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said Thursday that Hurricane Sandy had reshaped his thinking about the presidential campaign and that as a result, he was endorsing President Obama. Mr. Bloomberg, a political independent in his third term leading New York City, has been sharply critical of Mr. Obama, a Democrat, and Mitt Romney, the president’s Republican rival, saying that b
Bloomberg Backs Obama, Citing Fallout From Storm (Published 2012)
In a surprise announcement, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said Thursday that Hurricane Sandy had reshaped his thinking about the presidential campaign and that as a result, he was endorsing President Obama. Mr. Bloomberg, a political independent in his third term leading New York City, has been sharply critical of Mr. Obama, a Democrat, and Mitt Romney, the president’s Republican rival, saying that b
Hurricane Sandy: Covering the Storm
A 13-day chronicle of the devastating East Coast storm and its aftermath that killed more than 100 people, destroyed whole communities in coastal New York and New Jersey, left tens of thousands homeless, crippled mass transit, triggered paralyzing gas shortages, inflicted billions of dollars in infrastructure damage and cut power to more than 8 million homes, some of which remained dark for weeks.
Storm Barrels Through Region, Leaving Destructive Path (Published 2012)
Hurricane Sandy battered the mid-Atlantic region on Monday, its powerful gusts and storm surges causing once-in-a-generation flooding in coastal communities, knocking down trees and power lines and leaving more than five million people — including a large swath of Manhattan — in the rain-soaked dark. At least seven deaths in the New York region were tied to the storm. The mammoth and merciless sto
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Obama, Visiting New York, Pledges Help in Recovery From Storm (Published 2012)
Christie Reverses Stand on Tax Increases After Storm (Published 2012)
How a Beach Community Became a Deathtrap (Published 2012)
Nursing Home Is Faulted Over Care After Storm (Published 2012)
New York Subway Repairs Border ‘on the Edge of Magic’ (Published 2012)
Why Downtown Needs Diners Now (Published 2012)
Engineers’ Warnings in 2009 Detailed Storm Surge Threat to the Region (Published 2012)
Housing Nightmare Looms in Wake of Storm (Published 2012)
Military to Deliver Fuel to Storm-Ravaged Region (Published 2012)
Staten Island Was Tragic Epicenter of Storm’s Casualties (Published 2012)
Are Humans to Blame? Science Is Out (Published 2012)
Where Creations Faced Destruction (Published 2012)
Iran Offers to Send Emergency Aid Team to Stricken New York (Published 2012)
A Far-Reaching System Leaves 8 Million Without Power (Published 2012)
Assessing Damage From Hurricane Sandy