BOROUGHWIDE — More than 900 Con Edison customers across Brooklyn and an equal number in Queens lost electrical power Monday, as salt and melting snow damaged underground infrastructure. By Tuesday ...

FLATBUSH — FDNY CREWS RESPONDED late Friday to a possible manhole explosion in Flatbush, authorities said. The incident was reported around 10:30 p.m. at Westminster Road and Coney Island Avenue, in ...

FINDINGS. KATE. WELL, ACTUALLY, WE TALKED TO A LOT OF PEOPLE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD TODAY, AND THE CONVERSATIONS ALL STARTED LIKE THIS. WE’D SAY, WE’RE DOING A STORY TODAY ABOUT LAST YEAR’S UNDERGROUND ...

Something remarkable is happening in Chinese biotech, and it’s happening fast. The country’s drug developers are learning to run — really run — through clinical trials and regulatory approvals. In an ...

Officials say the incident occurred between Westminster Road and Coney Island Avenue. Pulte purge: Hundreds replaced amid ethics inquiry Where a Saudi company pumps desert groundwater, Arizona ...

China has ample reason to oppose the ramp-up of American military pressure on Venezuela and the recent US interceptions of tankers tied to its oil. The US manoeuvres, part of President Donald Trump’s ...

After reporting 86,700 wholesale vehicles for the month of November in China, a new report shows Tesla's wholesale figure grew in the month of December. New data shared by Teslarati shows Tesla's ...

Fire crews rushed to the scene of a possible manhole explosion reported Friday night in Flatbush. Officials say the incident occurred between Westminster Road and Coney Island Avenue around 10:30 p.m.

USTR says will impose new tariffs on Chinese chips in June 2027 Biden launched 'Section 301' probe into Chinese legacy chips a year ago Trump administration delay of chips tariffs aims to preserve ...

Chinese cars were once the butt of jokes, but they’ve become a major threat to Western automakers. That’s clear today as data from China’s General Administration of Customs has revealed exports of ...

Underground fires have plagued downtown Baltimore for decades. Now, for the first time, a professional engineering firm the city hired has provided recommendations on how to stop them. The report ...