U.S. Postal Service Launches New Website To Provide Information On Voting By Mail
The announcement comes the same day U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy was grilled by the Senate over recent service changes and mail delivery slowdowns.
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The announcement comes the same day U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy was grilled by the Senate over recent service changes and mail delivery slowdowns.
During the storm, 400,000 Altice customers lost service.
More than 52,000 water guns which are sold only at Target are being recalled by Hasbro, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said in a notice.
"They're terrible. We pay them enough money. I though they were a good company at one time," said 92-year-old Virginia Connors.
The coronavirus pandemic has had a dramatic effect on health care in this country.
The coronavirus pandemic forced the cancellation of an untold number of events. And new figures show more than half of ticket holders still haven't gotten their money back.
It's a strange sight across the Long Island landscape. Thousands of trees appear half dead.
The state is still threatening to terminate PSEG's contract and revoke franchises for Con Edison and Orange & Rockland if they do not make immediate fixes.
A second-story bedroom was ripped open by a car that went airborne, striking the upstairs level of the house on Bellport Avenue.
Police say someone is tying hunter green parachute cords to trees across the nature trails in Sag Harbor, apparently targeting people on dirt bikes and ATVs.
Residents say the project was approved in secret and in violation of zoning codes.
With New York's coronavirus infection rate now the lowest in the nation, experts are calling the state America's success story.
Concerns are growing over coronavirus outbreaks as college students return to campus.
The suspect complained the camp was in violation of social-distancing laws.
Mayor Bill de Blasio is cracking down on visitors from restricted states, and enforcing the law for them to quarantine for 14 days.
