Gov. Cuomo Proposes Plan For $1.7B In Sandy Aid; Some Will Go To Irene, Lee
Nearly $260 million will be used to reduce the risk of future damage. Over $170 million will cover voluntary buyouts to residents in flood areas.
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Nearly $260 million will be used to reduce the risk of future damage. Over $170 million will cover voluntary buyouts to residents in flood areas.
The agency fixed an electric substation that, like much of the Hoboken Terminal, was decimated in Sandy. The substation provides power to trains.
Mark Bovenizer, 41, was charged with leaving the scene of an accident involving property damage, failure to report an accident and failure to maintain lane after driving across a lawn and hitting a mailbox, Hopewell Township police announced.
DA Cyrus Vance, Jr. said Ivan Ramos, who pleaded guilty to first-degree rape, two counts of criminal sexual assault and assault, "will be off the streets of New York for a very long time."
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations unit is looking for 30-year-old Fredy Marcelo Arbito. He's a naturalized U.S. citizen from Ecuador whose last known address was in Hightstown.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie continues to ride a wave of strong support as he held his 102nd town hall meeting Tuesday.
The Blackhawks were the story of the first half of the season. Don't write off the Rangers, because they could be the story of the second half.
Lowey said NIH grants to Westchester and Rockland total $96 million over three years.
That brings the total number of guns collected to 7,000 since December.
If you knew nothing about basketball and randomly filled out a bracket, your odds would be 9.2 quintillion to one.
Finding expenses to deduct from your taxes is a valued skill, but Nicole Lapin, editor-in-chief of Recessionista.com, warns not to take it too far.
TV 10-55's Alex Denis was sent to Boot Camp on Tuesday morning.
Sara Leibowitz is the owner of underground hotspot for the kitchen-appliance-obsessed known as Kitchen Couture. She joined us on The Couch to show us some products to help you work smarter, not harder.
WAT-AAH! is a line of water that's targeted to children. Rose Cameron and her two sons came up with the concept and the product is now sold in major supermarket chains.
Entertainment and style expert Noah Levy, representing CuffLinks.com, hit The Couch to show us some great options for all sorts of occasions.
