Conditions Go Downhill As Blizzard Swoops Into North Suburban Counties
Westchester and Rockland counties have their emergency operations centers up and running and are in touch with the state, utilities and mass transit.
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Westchester and Rockland counties have their emergency operations centers up and running and are in touch with the state, utilities and mass transit.
Christie urged people to stay home Monday evening and Tuesday in order to help road crews to clear the highways and streets.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo declared a state of emergency Monday from Sullivan and Ulster counties down south.
New York City public schools will be closed Tuesday, and all nonemergency vehicles will be banned from the roads as of 11 p.m. Monday, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced.
As a potentially historic blizzard swept the Tri-State Area Monday, New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Monday afternoon that the entire New York City subway system and other MTA transportation will shut down at 11 p.m., and roads in 13 counties will be shut down to all but emergency vehicles.
The U.S. Attorney's office on Monday announced charges against an alleged Russian spy who accused of illegally gathering intelligence in the United States.
Long Island is right in the bull's-eye of a massive winter storm which could dump up to two or more feet of snow in some areas.
An extra-alarm fire ripped through a building in Bayside, Queens Monday evening, as a potentially historic blizzard swept into the Tri-State Area.
The National Weather Service is warning of a two-day snowfall of 20 to 30 inches and winds gusting more than 30 mph to as much as 75 mph.
Officials have been trying to get the word out to the public about the upcoming storm.
Customers are urged not to wait until the last train, but to consider leaving earlier. For full schedule information, please visit our schedules page at mta.info or use the Metro-North Train Time app.
High winds and high tide created the perfect combination for disaster in coastal areas of New Jersey Monday.
The blizzard moving into the Tri-State area poses dangers not only on the roads, but also for your home.
The Tri-State area is bracing for a "crippling and potentially historic'' storm that could bury communities in up to 2 or more feet of snow.
With a historic blizzard pounding the Tri-State Area Monday and Tuesday, there are a number of health concerns to be on the watch for – especially for anyone shoveling snow.
