Consumers Complain Of Post-Sandy Price Gouging At Many Area Gas Stations
While getting around may be easier since Superstorm Sandy, paying a reasonable price for gas is not – at least at some locations CBS 2 found.
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While getting around may be easier since Superstorm Sandy, paying a reasonable price for gas is not – at least at some locations CBS 2 found.
Some jubilation supporters of President Barack Obama may have felt after his re-election Tuesday was doubtless tempered by an apparent free fall on Wall Street.
We know that the road to recovery from Sandy will take awhile. One thing you shouldn't have to worry about when you're trying to get back on your feet is getting scammed.
Some New Jersey families were on the verge of seeing the light at the end of the tunnel Tuesday night after eight days without power.
Stories of price gouging and fights at gas stations have also been commonplace. But now it seems people -- men in particular -- are finding new ways to take advantage of gas-seeking Tri-State residents: Sex.
Faulty models have a black frame with black and yellow control panels, a bar handle and two wheels. Fuel can leak from the generator's carburetor.
The Hudson, Harlem, and New Haven Lines will operate with regularly scheduled service on Monday, including the Wassaic Branch on the Harlem Line and the Waterbury and Danbury Branches on the New Haven Line.
Fears of a jet fuel shortage at New York's airports have led some airlines to take the unusual -- and costly -- step of putting extra fuel on planes.
Speaking at a news conference Friday morning, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo acknowledged that there is a shortage of fuel, but said "there is no reason to panic."
Speaking at a news conference, Gov. Cuomo acknowledged there is a shortage of fuel, but said "there is no reason to panic." Try telling that to drivers at the Hess station at 44th Street and 10th Ave.
Officials said you should do your homework before giving to any organization or individual soliciting donations on behalf of storm victims.
For many Tri-State Area residents, the situation created by Superstorm Sandy has led to a lot of long lines, shortages and tense moments at area gas stations. We here at CBSNewYork.com hope to help alleviate your anxiety.
Trading resumed on the New York Stock Exchange Wednesday after being closed for two days because of Hurricane Sandy. New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg ran the opening bell.
There is bad news for those of you who need that caffeine fix to get going in the morning or can't get through the day without a pumpkin spice latte.
