A massive power outage in Manhattan knocked out trains, elevators, and traffic lights
A massive power outage struck uptown Manhattan Saturday evening, leaving people stranded in elevators, without traffic lights, and facing massive train delays.
Posts on social media showed people stranded in the neighborhoods, as the city's fire department told INSIDER it was responding to numerous reports of power outages in a 20-block radius.A massive power outage struck uptown Manhattan Saturday evening, leaving some stranded in elevators, without traffic lights, and facing massive train delays.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
40 Years Later, Lessons From the Rise and Quick Decline of the First ‘Killer App’VisiCalc, the world’s first spreadsheet, took the nascent personal computing world by storm, and just as suddenly ceased to exist—in the process, writes Christopher Mims, it transformed how companies are built and how all of us make decisions
Read more »
I’m 40 Years Old And I Still Check In With My MomOnce a daughter, always a daughter.
Read more »
40 Cheap Eats Destinations in NYCFrom a doner kebab in downtown Brooklyn to jerk chicken in Queens — here are 40 glorious cheap eats in NYC, mapped
Read more »
'They have not washed in 40 days': House Democrats decry 'inhumane' conditions at Texas border facilitiesA group of more than a dozen House Democrats toured border detention facilities in McAllen, Texas, on Saturday, recounting 'inhumane' conditions including overcrowded cells, rampant disease, and asylum seekers who had not washed or brushed their teeth for weeks.
Read more »
Chris Pratt Surprises Nashville Crowds to Sing Country ClassicsThe 40-year-old actor performed a Johnny Cash song to a screaming crowd.
Read more »
The Cure's New Concert Film Proves They're Still in Their Prime.TheCure's new concert film from director Tim Pope (timpopedirector) proves they're still in their prime:
Read more »