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As Albany and Hartford get protective measures in place, Trenton will also have extra National Guard personnel in place to ensure any protests do not get out of hand or become violent. NBC New York’s Brian Thompson reports.

High winds broke trees and downed power lines across the tri-state, leaving at least 200,000 customers without power at the start of the Christmas holiday. NBC New York’s Brian Thompson reports.

It was billed as potentially being one of the biggest storms that the tri-state has seen in years, and it delivered a powerful punch, along with howling winds. The snow started around 2 p.m. Wednesday in parts of New Jersey and continued through noon Thursday in parts of New York City and elsewhere. Totals vary widely. For the latest searchable…

A major snowstorm has rolled into the Northeast at a key moment in the coronavirus pandemic. The storm is poised to drop as much as 2 feet of snow in some places by Thursday.

A tornado warning and multiple tornado watches were issued for parts of New Jersey Monday afternoon into Monday evening as a powerful storm brought damaging winds and rain through the tri-state, leaving thousands without power. Hunterdon County in New Jersey was briefly placed under a Tornado Warning before 4 p.m. A tornado watch, meanwhile, covers Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean and Somerset…

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Nearly 50,000 ShopRite grocery workers in New Jersey, New York and Connecticut will receive hazard pay after the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union (UFCW) reached an agreement with the grocery chain. The UFC, which represents 1.3 million food and retail workers, announced the deal Wednesday. The agreement with ShopRite recognizes the ongoing risks grocery workers have faced as the…

NBC New York’s Katherine Creag reports.

Andrew Siff and Gaby Acevedo report on the coronavirus pandemic.

Powerful winds that pushed through the tri-state late Sunday not only prompted tornado warnings for a handful of counties in and around New York City, it also left more than 100,000 customers without power. Tracie Strahan reports from Carlstadt, New Jersey.

The recent upticks nationwide — five record-breaking single-day U.S. case records in a week — have come alongside New York’s own cluster battles. While those zones have made progress, the steady upticks continue.

Public health officials say the restrictions continue to help limit the spread of the virus, but enforcement has been uneven, with the three states all relying on the honor system for travelers to self-isolate and complete forms

Jen Maxfield and Greg Cergol report on the coronavirus pandemic.

New York, Connecticut and New Jersey are reliably blue states – so voters in our area are sending cash and letters out of states to swing some battleground states to Democratic candidates. Chris Glorioso reports.

The tri-state has been one of the biggest piggy banks for Senate candidates in 2020, pouring more than $70 million into out-of-state contests, according to a nonpartisan campaign finance watchdog

Alaska and Montana found themselves back on the tri-state quarantine list Tuesday while no states were removed, bringing the total number of restricted states and U.S. territories to 33, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Tuesday.

Reports of damage from the storms were widespread by the evening, with trees, electrical poles and wires down in Dutchess, Orange, Suffolk, Sullivan, Ulster and Westchester counties, as well as Fairfield County. NBC New York’s Ray Villeda reports.

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