NYC Heat Wave: Con Edison Under Pressure To Keep Lights On, Preparing For Record Power Demand This Weekend
The utility monopoly has been coping with a wave of sporadic problems since Saturday night's blackout on Manhattan's west side.
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The utility monopoly has been coping with a wave of sporadic problems since Saturday night's blackout on Manhattan's west side.
This comes as Mayor de Blasio declared a heat emergency this weekend.
It was raining off and on Thursday, but people in the suburbs are preparing for the heat by rushing to stores to stock up.
The attack happened near Riegelman Boardwalk East and Brighton 6th Street in Coney Island back on July 9.
First responders made a dramatic after the man became stuck underneath a train in Midtown. It happened at the subway stop at 57th Street and 7th Avenue around 3 p.m.
"I have Xfinity, Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, Prime Video, and I've subscribed on Apple Music," one New Yorker said. "How much do you estimate that costs?" CBS2's Natalie Duddridge asked. "Probably a lot!"
They say they tried desperately to stop their neighbor from choking the life out of their beloved Rex.
A subway platform looked more like a raging river during last night's downpour.
Last night's storm has created a major cleanup in Westchester County.
On any given street corner in the Bronx, you might find a portal to another world.
A man armed with a bat is accused of destroying several security cameras inside a Bronx building.
Some people in Queens have been without power since last night.
Police say the suspect forced his way into the victim's apartment and hit her in the head with a glass bottle.
The 66-year-old billionaire is accused of recruiting and abusing dozens of underage girls at his $77 million New York mansion and Florida home in the early 2000s.
Last night was an example of how conditions can change in a minute. Even more downpours are expected later today.
Gwen Carr and other activist are calling for "11 days of outrage" after the U.S. Department of Justice announced it would not file civil rights charges against the officers involved in her son's death.
Wednesday's heavy rain wasn't the most ideal condition for an all-white dinner party, but it didn't stop thousands from coming out for just that.
As a single Republican senator stops the 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund from receiving funding, first responders are again grieving the loss of one of New York's Bravest.
Sen. Kirstin Gillibrand was looking to fast-track the new 9/11 funding bill through the Senate, but was stopped by that single Republican senator
Con Edison reports that about 3,800 customers were without power as of 7:30 p.m. Most of the affected residents are in the New Dorp section of the borough.
Powerful storms across the Tri-state area are being blamed widespread flooding, stranded drivers, and at least one death.
The mayor is instead placing the blame on federal officials and punting the decision about the officer's fate to the NYPD commissioner.
Privacy concerns have been growing about the popular photo app that is developed partly in Russia.
It's feared whoever has the bald eagle will not know how to care for it and the bird's life could be in danger.
New research says soaking and moisturizing could help prevent everything from asthma to food allergies.
