Gov. Malloy Says CL&P Won't Meet Self-Imposed Restoration Deadline
More than 112,000 customers still without power in Connecticut. Malloy says updated timetables show some areas won't have power restored until Wednesday.
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More than 112,000 customers still without power in Connecticut. Malloy says updated timetables show some areas won't have power restored until Wednesday.
Before you go to bed tonight, remember to turn your clock back one hour. Daylight saving time officially ends at 2 a.m. Sunday.
Gov. Dannel Malloy said Witt Associates will complete a review of CL&P and United Illuminating's storm preparation and response by Dec. 1.
With the winning ticket having been sold in Fairfield County, speculation is rampant as to who the big winner is.
Five JetBlue flights were snowbound at Bradley International Airport in Hartford on Saturday. Passengers were stuck on one plane for eight hours.
A.G. George Jepsen has filed a formal request with Connecticut's Public Utilities Regulatory Authority, to look into whether CL&P was doing everything it could to quickly restore power.
Although hundreds of thousands are still in the dark following Saturday's freak Nor'easter, there is a bright light at the end of the tunnel for someone in Connecticut.
For the fourth day in a row, many places in the state are still awaiting good news as electric companies continue to assess the situation.
When will your power be restored? We have the latest information inside.
The president and chief operating office for CL&P says the utility is "still shooting to have 99 percent of our customers restored sometime Sunday."
Johnson's baby shampoo is under fire for 2 ingredients -- dioxane and quaternium-15 -- which wipes out bacteria on the hair and scalp.
Gov. Dannel Malloy asked for more shelters to be opened up across the state as residents deal with the outages.
"Four, five, six hours. People were getting crazy," Brown told CBS 2's Don Dahler.
More than three million people are without power in the Northeast after a massive and rare October snow storm hit the region on Saturday.
Passengers on three JetBlue planes and one American Airline plane say they were stranded on the tarmac for seven hours or more after being diverted from New York-area airports.
