TIME commissioned five photographers — Michael Christopher Brown, Benjamin Lowy, Ed Kashi, Andrew Quilty and Stephen Wilkes — to document Hurricane Sandy as it struck the Eastern seaboard using Instagram
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In an area of the city yet to recover from Sandy, TIME spent the night of Nov. 6 among Queens voters still without electricity
For residents of Staten Island already displaced by Hurricane Sandy, an early nor’easter was an ominous warning: winter is coming, and help isn’t exactly on the way
Hurricane Sandy has a lot of serious people — including New York’s governor — calling for New York City to follow New Orleans
TIME readers are sharing their Hurricane Sandy experiences with us on Twitter
Here’s how to keep tabs on Sandy using your phone or tablet
The lights are back on at the Redfern Houses, but for many, the recovery has only begun
In the wake of superstorm Sandy, much of New York City was plunged into darkness. What happened to the patient?
Before the historic storm hit the U.S., it killed dozens, ravaged croplands and spread cholera in the Caribbean
Even before residents returned to Seaside Heights, the task of rebuilding seemed daunting — and expensive
Despite its privileges, Bay Head, N.J. has had trouble getting federal and state assistance in the aftermath of the Hurricane
What’s clear is that New York, like a lot of American coastal cities, hasn’t done enough to protect itself from major floods and storms
New Jersey’s seaside gambling hot spot felt the full force of Hurricane Sandy. Now residents face a struggle to recover
