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The winter storm that has been slogging up the East Coast for three days is leaving some travelers in desperate straits. Some are stranded in airports with food supplies, not just flights, running now. Others are stuck a little more happily with old friends. But nothing has gone as planned, it seems.
An airport on Long Island has reopened following the first major snow storm of the season.
New York City officials say abandoned cars left on city streets slowed efforts to clear streets after a massive post-Christmas snowstorm.
Authorities say a roof has collapsed on a warehouse in Brooklyn. There are no reports of injuries.
The New York City Department of Correction is asking that all uniformed staff report to work as soon as possible, regardless of normal schedule.
The Fire Department of New York has reported a backlog of 1,300 911 emergency calls.
Plenty of people who saw this storm as an opportunity to earn some money – some even going to great lengths to do so.
The Hempstead supervisor has declared a snow emergency in response to the winter snowstorm.
More than 24,000 customers remain without power in the New York City metropolitan region and its northern suburbs because of blizzard packing high winds.
One man from Westchester County is going to new heights for wounded veterans.
1,150 newly minted New York City cops were set to graduate today and will be working Times Square on New Year's Eve.
Many New Yorkers were feeling boxed in Sunday as a powerful winter storm lay a snow blanket, turning roads slick, canceling hundreds of flights and putting a chill in retailers' day-after-Christmas sales.
The Mayor held a press conference Sunday afternoon updating New Yorkers on the city's plan of action for the blizzard and advising them to stay off the roads.
New York City's former mayor is thrilled with the proposal to rename the 59th Street Bridge for him.
When John Feal lost part of his foot while working as a demolition supervisor at Ground Zero, he was understandably miserable. "I thought I was feeling sorry for myself that I lost half a foot, then when you see all these people sick and dying. It was a no brainer," Feal said.
