Ida survivors slam Murphy's 'cowardly' veto of relief bill

Advocates and struggling survivors of Hurricane Ida’s extreme floods -- many falling behind on mortgage payments for homes still damaged by the storm -- vented their frustration after Gov. Phil Murphy conditionally vetoed a relief bill that would have offered them some breathing room; a single year of forbearance on mortgages. Murphy said he’s worried the relief program would be abused.

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