Bronx water main break leaves hundreds without heat, hot water
Hundreds of Bronx residents have gone nearly a week without heat or hot water after a water main break in the Williamsbridge section.
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Hundreds of Bronx residents have gone nearly a week without heat or hot water after a water main break in the Williamsbridge section.
CBS News New York's John Dias has the latest on efforts to repair the 36-inch main and restore water pressure to area residents.
A water main break near the Jersey City-Hoboken border has prompted a boil water advisory.
A water main break near the border of Hoboken and Jersey City prompted a boil water advisory Tuesday in New Jersey.
The mayor issued an update over the weekend, saying along with repairs to a 20-inch main, crews also discovered a damaged 12-inch pipe.
It will be hours before Edison residents have full service back after a water main break left thousands of residents without any to drink, bathe or cook with, Mayor Sam Joshi said Friday morning. CBS News New York Nick Caloway reports.
Edison Mayor Sam Joshi spoke about the efforts to restore water to thousands of residents after a large water main break.
Authorities are distributing bottled water in Edison, N.J. after a water main break left thousands of residents without any to drink, bathe or cook with.
Bottled water is being distributed in Edison, N.J. after a water main break left thousands of residents without any to drink, bathe or cook with. CBS News New York's Elijah Westbrook reports.
Crews are trying to repair a massive water main break that left thousands in Edison, New Jersey with little or no water pressure. CBS News New York's Nick Caloway reports.
Crews are trying to repair a massive water main break that left thousands in Edison, New Jersey with little or no water pressure.
Repair crews are working on a massive water main break that left some 20,000 Edison residents with little or no water pressure. CBS News New York's Nick Caloway reports.
A week after a major water main break on Webster Avenue in the Bronx, residents of two buildings nearby still have no gas, and no electricity.
A week after a major water main break on Webster Avenue in the Bronx, residents of two buildings nearby still have no gas, and no electricity. CBS News New York's Zinnia Maldonado reports.
Cold weather moving in is bad timing for Bronx residents dealing with the messy aftermath of a major water main break. CBS News New York's Dave Carlin reports.
Two days after a massive water main break in the Bronx, tenants and business owners along Webster Avenue are still without heat, gas and electricity.
A massive water main break in the Bronx flooded apartments and totaled cars Monday. Crews spent Tuesday towing vehicles, clearing mud and trying to salvage what they can.
Officials gave an update after a massive water main break in the Bronx left some residents without water.
Officials said a 48-inch main broke on Webster Avenue under the Mosholu Parkway and that repairs were continuing. CBS News New York's Derick Waller reports.
A massive water main break on Webster Avenue in the Bronx on Monday night left cars submerged and residents without service.
Water has been temporarily restored on the Upper West Side after a water main break left hundreds of people without water before Thanksgiving.
The break left most of the borough without any water and forced schools to close Wednesday. CBS News New York's Christine Sloan has the latest on the repairs.
A water main break in Somerville, New Jersey has left most of the borough without any water.
Crews responded to a water main break Tuesday morning in Hoboken, New Jersey.
A water main break flooded a Brooklyn street and nearly swallowed a car early Monday in Gravesend.
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