If Frankenstorms like Hurricane Sandy are the new normal, New York City officials and residents can only wonder: how can the city guard against the next tempest?
Northeastern gas shortage will likely last through the week due to the many factors affecting the supply chain.
One week after Superstorm Sandy hit New York and New Jersey, air travel has once again returned to normal. The situation on the roads and rails, however, remains spotty at best.
There seems to be no respite for the people living in the New Jersey and New York coastlines as new challenges loomed for the region a week after Superstorm Sandy hit the East Coast.
As New York and New Jersey recover from Superstorm Sandy, government officials are adopting emergency measures to deal with fuel-supply disruptions.
The New Jersey athletic community was in mourning over the weekend when news broke that Milt Campbell, widely regarded as the state’s most important athlete ever, died Friday at the age of 78.
There's little doubt the technology sector would be better off if Barack Obama is re-elected as President and Joe Biden as Vice President.
The insurers are asked to ease the rules on documenting the damage so that the debris could be removed ahead of another storm.
First, the U.S. must help every person hurt by Hurricane Sandy. Second, the nation must end its gasoline/diesel supply vulnerability.
The death toll from Superstorm Sandy continues to rise, while affected states face disruption at the polls on Election Day.
Travel woes along the Northeast Corridor began to ease on Thursday, though the region will likely feel the scars of Hurricane Sandy for weeks to come.
The hardest hit areas from Hurricane Sandy, including New York City, are slowly returning to normalcy, as the death toll continues to rise; shortage of gas disrupted rescue operations and 5 million customers remain without power in the Northeast.
AT&T and T-Mobile have decided to share their network in the New York/ New Jersey area following Hurricane Sandy's devastating spell over the East Coast.
The Obama and Romney campaigns briefly paused in the wake of the storm. But both candidates will likely be scrambling for votes until Election Day.
Gov. Chris Christie, an supporter of presidential nominee Mitt Romney, has had nothing but praise for President Obama in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
The U.S. East Coast, which has been battered by the most devastating storm to hit the region in decades, is slowly recovering from the impact. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York and Newark International Airport in New Jersey would open at 7 a.m. Wednesday with limited services.
At least two major New Jersey nuclear power plants are facing shutdown for precautionary reasons as federal regulators monitor ten facilities in the path of Sandy, downgraded from hurricane to superstorm.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, often known for a combative and aggressive manner, put aside partisanship for the moment and praised President Barack Obama’s preparation for Hurricane Sandy.
Meteoreologists using the fastest supercomputers, software and satellites track Hurricane Sandy trying to forecast danger and damage.
Electrical companies on the East Coast are bracing for heavy winds, rain, and potential flooding as Hurricane Sandy approaches landfall.
