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PETA charges that SeaWorld's "A Sea Of Surprises" float with penguins, kelp and whales is part of its crisis management after the documentary "Blackfish" gave the theme park a black eye.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo did not mince words about the Long Island Power Authority's handling of superstorm Sandy and the snowstorm that followed. So now, Newark-based PSEG has set up a subsidiary on Long Island.
Stocks have been rising sharply this year as the U.S. economy improves, companies report bigger profits and the Federal Reserve keeps up its easy-money policies.
The main waiting room at the train terminal will re-open on Monday morning as NJ Transit completes another round of post Sandy repairs.
In the face of racial profile allegations against Barneys New York, rapper Jay-Z says he will still sell his clothing line at the store.
To help cut through the confusion skin care experts pointed out five ingredients that should be on everyone's shopping list.
Fuel Prices are falling and home owners may be in a position to cash in on the lowest oil heating prices all year.
The land is privately owned by National Grid, which plans to sell the property. The land is zoned for industrial use. Many residents are OK with that because they say without tax revenue from industry, they'll be hit with huge school tax hikes.
Bellevue now uses the state health department's Evacuation of Facilities in Disasters System. The state launched the e-FINDS wrist band system over the summer, in time for the 2013 hurricane season.
Former members Joseph and Liza Garrubbo claim in the suit that they lost most of their privileges at the club because they pushed for gender equality.
The lawsuit was brought by about a million angry customers who were without power for weeks in the aftermath of superstorm Sandy.
Promising news came earlier this month when the March of Dimes announced the pre-term birth rate of 11.5 percent, a fifteen-year low.
The Exchange Place and World Trade Center stations will be closed between Friday night and early Monday morning over the next two weekends.
Sony expects to sell 5 million units of the PlayStation 4 by the end of its fiscal year in March.
The trend puts participants in rooms that range from a toasty 82-degrees to a nearly oppressive 95-degrees, more than 20-degrees warmer than recommended.
