Major Cyber Attack Could Cost Global Economy $53 Billion: Lloyd’s July 17, 2017 By Suzanne Barlyn A major, global cyber attack could trigger an average of $53 billion of economic losses, a figure on par with...
New York Subway Train Derails, Scaring Passengers and Injuring Dozens June 29, 2017 By David Porter A subway train derailed Tuesday as it entered a station, tossing people to the floor, forcing hundreds of shaken-up passengers...
New Jersey Man Charged with Insurance Fraud, Theft by Deception June 26, 2017 A Middlesex County, N.J., man has been charged with insurance fraud and theft by deception for allegedly impersonating his deceased...
Judge Gets High-Stakes New Jersey Dune Wars Case April 6, 2017 By Wayne Parry A judge will consider a high-stakes, multimillion-dollar battle over whether a wealthy New Jersey shore enclave can opt out of...
Replacement of New Jersey’s Sandy-Damaged Rail Bridge Moving Ahead February 3, 2017 By David Porter The lasting effects of Superstorm Sandy continue to wash across New Jersey, evident on a century-old railroad bridge that nearly...
Former New York Engineering Firm Exec Guilty in Sandy Insurance Case January 13, 2017 A former director of an engineering firm charged with illegally altering reports about damage from Superstorm Sandy pleaded guilty to...
Swiss Re’s U.S. Solar Power Plant is One Part of Its Climate Change Commitment December 1, 2016 By Don Jergler Swiss Re’s solar power installation at its U.S. headquarters in Armonk, N.Y., a 2-megawatt facility expected to be up and...
More Than 400 Homes Wrecked by Superstorm Sandy Auctioned Off in New York May 18, 2016 By Frank Eltman Matt Price and his wife, Carla, of Babylon, New York, are gambling that the devastation inflicted by Superstorm Sandy will...
New Jersey Shore Towns Challenge Sand Dunes Plan as Storms Gather May 5, 2016 By Elise Young New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s warning of Hurricane Sandy-like destruction of the shore will be tested as the worst storm...
New York Trains More Than 100K Residents in Disaster Response March 24, 2016 More than 100,000 New York state residents are now trained in how to help out during a natural or man-made...