Tuesday's meeting was the fourth meeting with lawmakers to explore ways to compel CHPE contractors to put millions of dollars into an emergency fund to save the businesses. So far, they have pledged $150,000. 

No progress: Frustrated Rockland businesses want more from lawmakers as pipeline project rankles revenue 

Other Jamaicans in the Newburgh area said Monday they were putting together care packages for their families because they expect that after the storm stores will be overrun and resources will be short. 

Jamaicans in the Hudson Valley monitor Hurricane Melissa from afar as their relatives brace for impact

"I've already had to lay off people," Frank Zaccaro, owner of FZ Perfection Autobody and Collision, said. "Our business is down by 45 or 50%. I don't know how much longer we can survive like this."

Heartbreak along Route 9W: Congers auto shops close to failure as pipeline work blocks them from customers

State police and the FBI arrested 34-year-old Christopher Moynihan of Clinton last Saturday for making a terroristic threat.

Dutchess man pardoned for Jan. 6 Capitol attack back in jail, accused of threatening to kill Rep. Hakeem Jeffries

Day said he is not signing off on millions of dollars in tax breaks the project has been expecting until contractors put millions into an emergency fund for businesses.

Day says he won’t sign off on pipeline tax breaks unless businesses are compensated

Survivors from both sides of the Hudson River met in the middle of the Mario M. Cuomo Bridge  Thursday afternoon to show victims there is a giant network of supporters available to them.

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