Already Stretched Thin From Harvey, Area Red Cross Teams Deployed To Help With Irma's Aftermath
The organization says teams will be sent to the U.S. Virgin Islands through Florida, all the way to the mid-Atlantic region as needed.
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The organization says teams will be sent to the U.S. Virgin Islands through Florida, all the way to the mid-Atlantic region as needed.
A day after Hurricane Irma devastated St. Maarten, two medical students from the Tri-State Area were trapped among the damage.
By late Saturday night, people on the mainland were already feeling the effects, as the winds and rain picked up and some areas started to see flooding.
Skies will stay clear tonight and temps will drop into the 40s & 50s overnight... definitely feeling like fall!
Below you will find a full transcript of President Donald Trump's weekly address:
New Mexico Congresswoman Michelle Lujan Grisham delivered the Democratic Party's weekly address.
Police say Ashley Sharpton has been released on an appearance ticket after her arrest around 3:30 a.m. Saturday.
Police say the 19-year-old victim was entering a building near the corner of 145th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue when an unidentified man approached and pinned her against a wall.
With Hurricane Irma showing her strength as she zeroes in on southwestern Florida, smartphone apps are helping people weather the storm.
Governor Andrew Cuomo deployed the 106th Rescue Wing of the Air National Guard out of Westhampton Beach.
It was announced this week that all New York City public school students will receive free lunch, but that's not the case across the country.
More than 5 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's. In New Jersey alone, more than 500,000 people are impacted by the debilitating disease.
Hurricane Irma is leaving massive damage in its wake after decimating the Caribbean island of Barbuda and now, they're facing another threat.
NJ TRANSIT said Friday that it is giving free tickets to a college student who fell asleep on a train and ended up alone in a yard.
Irma took direct aim at Florida on Friday and officials asked 5.6 million people statewide to evacuate, as the monstrous Category 4 hurricane spun along a long-feared path right through the heart of the peninsula.
