NEW YORK -- Political leaders and utility companies in New York City prepared for a nasty winter snowstorm Friday afternoon that could knock out power...
For Donald Lawrence, the news that a winter storm is barrelling down on his New York beachfront community means that the immediate task ahead of him j...
Filmmaker Todd Bieber found an undeveloped roll of film in the snow on December 30th, 2010, after the mega-blizzard hit NYC. So he did what any curiou...
(Via: Brooklyn Street Art)
New Yorkers woke up today to find our city covered in snow again - this has been happening a lot, people. No schools, no bu...
It all started when about 100 straphangers boarded a Brooklyn-bound D train at 59th Street in Midtown at about midnight.
Little did the passengers kn...
Mayor Bloomberg has declared a weather emergency as forecasts call for 8 to 12 inches of snow.
Bloomberg caught plenty of heat when the city decline...
Hard evidence proving that an intentional work slowdown took place during the brutal December snow storm that rocked New York has been tough to come b...
The day after Christmas, New York was hit with a massive snowstorm that blanketed parts of the state with nearly two feet of snow. Its sixth-worst on ...
The great blizzard of 2010 produced a surprising amount of art, including two documentary short films that are actually worth watching.
The snowpocal...
Despite questions that linger about academic performance and how canceled days and fewer hours impact it, teachers, parents, students, analysts and I agree on one key point: Safety is paramount.
It's been three days since the blizzard hit New York City and, as Huffington Post Travel has reported, thousands of passengers are still delayed with ...
While thousands of Big Apple residents struggled with the snow, their mayor exulted over the ability of tourists to get to a Spider-Man preview -- terrible snow politics.
I can understand the logistical nightmare this monster storm presented by hitting at a peak travel period, but what I can't understand is why airlines weren't prepared.
Here are pictures of Williamsburg in the early afternoon. People came out of their homes to find cars buried under the snow or simply abandoned by their drivers.
Stuck inside on the East Coast during what Twitter wags have branded the snowpocalypse and looking for a laugh? Delta Airlines has just the thing. It's pretty funny, really, unless you're flying Delta.
Keith Olbermann has been chronicling the New York City blizzard over Twitter for the last day — wearing a unique sweatshirt Sunday for on-the-ground...