PSEG Long Island Sued Over Giant, Steel Utility Poles Following Deadly Crash
PSEG Long Island is facing several lawsuits over the giant steel utility poles it installed in a rural area of eastern Long Island.
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PSEG Long Island is facing several lawsuits over the giant steel utility poles it installed in a rural area of eastern Long Island.
Tonie Wells, 22, was found dead Wednesday morning in her home on Sterling Place in Crown Heights.
Many people are still trying to wrap their heads around the new tax overhaul plan.
Some Fair Lawn, New Jersey residents say their water bills have nearly tripled and they're blaming their meters.
The new tax plan has a lot of people asking questions, especially about property taxes
They say cash is king, but it may not be for long. A growing number of eateries are going cashless and accepting plastic only.
A massive shredder was pulverizing people's bad memories. Many wrote the memories on a piece of paper and shredded it, just like that.
Defying speculation the market would take a slide during President Donald Trump's first year in office, it has continued to set new highs. Can it continue well into 2018?
Investigators want to find out how a ferry carrying more than two dozen people got stuck on a sandbar in Jamaica Bay Wednesday evening.
The LIRR says the system is operating on only one of two Main Line tracks while repairs are underway and says riders should expect delays and cancellations.
A shooting at a Bronx sweet 16 party left a teenager dead, and another wounded.
It happened around 1 a.m. Thursday at 55th Street and Broadway.
That's something that hasn't happened in nearly 60 years and you can blame the opioid crisis for it.
The crowds have moved from malls to municipal buildings now that Christmas is behind us and New Year's has almost arrived.
Temperatures in some parts of the area will only feel like the single digits on Wednesday.
