The blackout forced the evacuation of workers and players from Shea Stadium hours before the Mets-Giants game. It was the ...

On 14 August 2003, 22 years ago this week, the electricity cut out for more than 50 million people in the US and Canada. The ...

One consequence of New York City's Saturday night blackout: It shined a bright spotlight on the long-running feud between two prominent Democrats, the city's mayor and the state's governor.

The power outage comes 42 years to the day after The Great Blackout of 1977, which left most of New York City without electricity. Here's what we know about Saturday's widespread blackout.

New York City tried to regain its footing Sunday after the restoration of power from a massive blackout late Saturday amid questions about how the outage happened. Utility company Con Edison said ...

New York Independent System Operator, which manages state's power grid, says region will have sufficient power to avoid repeat of 2003 blackout but will not be fully protected until actual cause ...

Saturday’s blackout isn’t the first incident involving Con Edison's 62 power stations in the city. In December, a voltage detector at a Queens substation malfunctioned, causing the night skies ...

In New York, Con Ed’s Clendenin denied reports of a fire at the 14th St. power plant. He also said he could not predict when the electricity would be restored in the city – only that it would.

Worried engineers at the New York Power Pool’s brick building in Schenectady cut city voltage, first by 5%, then 8%. They dimmed the lights in Mount Vernon, then in Elmsford. But it was too late.