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The woman who took the rugs says it was all a misunderstanding. The woman who owns them regrets the whole mess.
Most of the money is headed to the New York New Jersey World Cup Committee, officials say.
The one-time credits aim to bring short-term relief, with long-term solutions meant to play out over years.
Two vendors at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park are on board now, with more coming in the next few weeks.
The most passionate responses are from respondents favoring a ban, pollsters say.
GOP lawmakers are calling for hearings into JCP&L for taking days to restore power.
The first-year governor called on lawmakers to send a series of bills to have companies guarantee payment for the energy they use, and invest in communities.
Spirit canceled 34 flights for Saturday at Newark Liberty International Airport and 18 at LaGuardia.
State Senate President Nick Scutari is looking to use a legislative tool to undo the development regulations.
Federal investigators say organizer Stefan Pildes bilked tens of thousands of people by claiming the proceeds were going to charity.