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Boeing Machinists Voting today

Seattle (AP) - About 20,000 Boeing machinists in the Puget Sound area are voting today on an...

November storm heading our way

Seattle (AP) - Forecasters say another strong November storm is blowing through Washington. ...

Washington lawmakers in a special session

Olympia, WA (AP) - Lawmakers in Washington State return to the Capitol today for a special...

Plane missing in central Idaho

McCall, ID (AP) - A pilot and two passengers were aboard an aircraft that went missing in remote...

Voters reject labeling food measure

Seattle (AP) - Voters in Washington state have rejected a ballot measure requiring mandatory...

Twitter starts trading today

New York (AP) - Twitter starts trading today on the New York Stock Exchange. Shares in the initial...

Numbers down in those seeking unemployment benefits

Washington (AP) - The number of people seeking unemployment benefits is down to the levels from...

Strength in U.S. Economy

Washington (AP) - There's a surprising show of strenth in the U.S. economy - which expanded at a...

Economic Improvement

WASHINGTON (AP) - The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits is at its second-lowest...

U.N. Nuclear Negotiations

UNITED NATIONS (AP) - Foreign ministers from the United States, the four other permanent memebers...

More Surviellance Privileges for Intelligence Community

WASHINGTON (AP) - Amid a continuing debate in Congress over government eavesdropping after...

Nissan Recalls Vehicles

TOKYO (AP) - Nissan is recalling nearly a million vehicles worldwide because of an accelerator...

Much Rain This Weekend

SEATTLE (AP) - A wet weekend is forecast for Washington, especially in the western mountains. The...

Proposed Coal Terminal at Longview

SPOKANE, Washington (AP) - A crowd of about 400 people attended a hearing in Spokane last night on...

Man Has Over 48 Years for Theft

SPOKANE, Washington (AP) - A Spokane man whose lawn was littered with more than $200,000 in stolen...

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< Hurricane Sandy Threats To New York Area
Oct 29, 2012 06:26
Category: General News

Most Things Closed In East Coast Cities Because Of Sandy

NEW YORK (AP) — Mass transit, schools and financial markets in the Eastern Seaboard's largest cities are closed today as a strengthened Hurricane Sandy takes aim on the region where millions have fled low-lying and coastal areas. Sandy is on a collision course with two other weather systems that would create a superstorm with the potential for havoc from the East Coast to the Great Lakes affecting up to 50 million people.

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