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While area residents try to clean up the huge mess caused by Irene, many are checking their insurance policies so they can start filing claims. But they have questions. Fortunately, we have the answers.
Days after Hurricane Irene made her way north, things in New York City's northern suburbs are still not back to normal.
Gov. Dan Malloy says he is pressing the federal government to help Connecticut assess damage caused by Tropical Storm Irene.
Since the storm, many people have been wading through the water to return to their homes, however, experts warn flood waters potentially can contain a cocktail of hazardous substances.
What if you could take a picture of the New York skyline today, ten years after 9/11, and see the Twin Towers where they once stood?
A New Jersey man pleaded guilty Tuesday to murdering five teenagers in 1978 in what was one of the state's longest-running cold cases.
Thomas Calcagni, director of the N.J. Division of Consumer Affairs, says the department is "aggressively investigating" each allegation of price gouging. Those include allegations of overcharging for bottled water and gasoline.
The Long Island Power Authority said they will now be calling customers to inform them when their power will return.
The driver of an SUV who police said ran a stop sign causing a crash that left seven people injured and one dead in Great Kills Monday night has been arrested, according to police sources.
Brewers, beer fans and foodies are gearing up for the 4th Annual NY Craft Beer Week, coming to the city in mid-September.
The latest incident happened last Friday night as the victim left the Prospect Ave. subway station around 8:30 p.m. Police said the woman was jumped from behind but managed to fight the attacker off.
Those who were taken on 9/11 no longer live with us but on this tenth anniversary, we can proudly say, they live within us.
Some commuters throughout the Tri-State area are still dealing with less than ideal mass transit service thanks to flooding and damage from Irene.
It was just last month that the National Football League and its players' union put aside their differences to end the NFL lockout. Now they're coming together again -- to support a cause close to New Yorkers.
The New York City Police Department wants your help finding a man they say shot a 2-year-old girl in the head and a 5-year-old girl in the neck.
