Anger Boiling Over: Nearly 1 Million Still Without Power In Tri-State
Tuesday was day eight for many living without power. Those lucky enough to have generators used them sparingly while others were boiling water to try and stay warm.
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Tuesday was day eight for many living without power. Those lucky enough to have generators used them sparingly while others were boiling water to try and stay warm.
Trains will operate daily from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. between Journal Square and the 33rd Street in Manhattan. Stops will include Journal Square, Grove Street and Newport in New Jersey.
Election officials in Hudson County say voters who are not eligible for special email ballots are requesting them anyway.
Authorities in both states were helping bring some displaced voters to their polling sites and directing others to cast ballots elsewhere.
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.
The man who was the prime suspect for years in a landmark child disappearance case is about to be released from a Pennsylvania prison where he has spent 20 years for molesting other children.
The Garden State continues to make strides in getting back to normal more than a week after superstorm Sandy.
Area officials cast their ballots Tuesday morning amid continuing concern over superstorm Sandy-related damage in New York and New Jersey.
All this week, CBS Radio New York will be setting up at various locations in the tri-state area with station vans and Academy buses to collect needed relief items.
With a Nor'easter expected to strike the area later this week, one New Jersey township has decided not to taking any chances.
Many New Jersey residents faced yet another bone chilling night Monday as temperatures fell and power had yet to be restored to parts of the Garden State.
The storm was expected to bring an inch of rain and winds gusting up to 60 mph on Wednesday. It was set to arrive as much of Newark was without power due Superstorm Sandy.
New York metro area residents had other issues on their minds when Halloween came and went last week, but in New Jersey, some families were out trick-or-treating Monday night – albeit five days later than usual.
Commuters packed Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North trains. Many were so crowded, riders couldn't even get out the door. Others had to push their way onto trains from the platform.
Residents said the blaze started just moments after power was restored. 50 people are now homeless because of the fire.
