Con Ed works to restore power after outages from Sunday's storm
Con Edison reports that service has been restored to most of the Bronx, though dozens of customers in Brooklyn still without power.
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Nov 17, 2020, 1:07 AM
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Updated 1,495 days ago
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12h agoMany New Yorkers have had their power restored since the storm that ripped through the city Sunday night.
Con Edison crews worked Monday to get power restored to the hundreds across the city without it.
Strong winds and heavy rain caused power lines and trees to knock over across the city, leaving many without power.
Con Edison reports that service has been restored to most of the Bronx.
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