Scientists are rethinking what we knew about a vanished ice sheet — and that could spell trouble for New York City.

When Superstorm Sandy hit in 2012, it changed everything New York City thought it knew about storms. The storm left behind a trail of damage that put climate change into sharp focus.

Satellite images taken before and after Superstorm Sandy pummeled the East Coast show the extent of damages in some communities. Use the slider below to see the storm's effects.

The fire started just before 2 p.m. at Saint Edmund Church on Rockaway Point Boulevard between Arcadia Walk and Beach 207 Street in Breezy Point.

Superstorm Sandy ripped across Staten Island 11 years ago, leaving two dozen people dead in its wake. It's been a long road to recovery for many of the neighborhoods impacted. Superstorm Sandy ...

“Downstate New York’s great city and ... But 2012’s Superstorm Sandy proved a true turning point. The monster storm ravaged Long Island, destroying or damaging 100,000 homes.

More than 12 years after Superstorm Sandy, the repairs on New York City infrastructure still ... closure of a five-mile stretch south of Howard Beach. Temporary shuttles will run along the ...

Big waves from hurricanes like Irene in 2011 or Superstorm Sandy last October or even nor’easters like one that lingered in ...

A major winter subway improvement project is set to begin this week, with the MTA shuttering service on the Rockaway Line for four months to address lingering damage left behind by Superstorm Sandy ...