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Monday morning, Con Ed said the last customers in Westchester who lost power during Superstorm Sandy and whose equipment could be restored got their power back -- two weeks after the storm slammed the region.
This may seem like a harsh way of reacting to Sunday's loss, but the Jets stink right now -- top to bottom. It's time to hit ctrl-alt-delete.
Petraeus must either volunteer to speak as a civilian or Congress must subpoena the former CIA Director to speak to complete the Benghazi puzzle.
Attorney Susan Moss handles a lot of divorce cases and stopped by The Couch Monday to weigh in on the cheating scandal involving Retired Gen. David Petraeus.
If you are looking for ways to offer support in the aftermath of superstorm Sandy, many organizations are looking for extra manpower or resources to aid in the relief effort.
Licensed acupuncturist Erika Weber visited The Couch on Monday to show off some holistic ways to take care of the sniffles.
Know of a business that is gouging? Know of a fake contractor who's hustling people out of money?
More mass transit is returning to normal Monday across the Tri-State area two weeks after Superstorm Sandy flooded subways and tunnels and damaged tracks, signals and overhead wires.
Celebrity restauranteur Guy Fieri visited The Couch on Monday to show us how to cook a dish from his new Times Square restaurant, Guy's American Kitchen Bar.
The legendary songstress visited The Couch on Monday to catch us up on her career.
The utility said as of 11 p.m. Sunday, all but 24 customers affected by Superstorm Sandy had had their power restored.
Long Island U.S. Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y.) was wondering Sunday night why the scandal that brought down CIA Director David Petraeus came to light so soon before he was set to testify about the 9/11 attack in Benghazi, Libya.
Most of Hoboken, N.J., finally had power back Sunday night, but a major cleanup was in order with even the mayor's home in a mess and the city's popular bars nowhere near ready to reopen.
LIPA also had a change of heart about the inspection they told residents would have to undergo before they could get power, but the big move was not enough to end the outrage.
Former members of the U.S. Armed Forces who have already given much to the country used this Veterans Day to help storm victims who were still hurting after Superstorm Sandy.
