Natalie Hernandez

News 12 Staff

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Oct 12, 2025, 4:52 PM

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Updated

Top Stories

02:19

'Happening all over Connecticut.' Wilton neighbors divided over proposed development on Belden Hill Rd.

01:39

A warmer but windy Thursday on the way

03:40

World War II hero turns 103 in Darien

02:18

Bridgeport man accused of beating 6-year-old to death with baseball bat rejects plea deal

02:10

CT House approves ban on selling pistols that convert to ‘machine guns’

00:48

Milk Street Lactation Support Center celebrates expansion to meet growing demand for services

00:16

Police: 3 hospitalized following Ridgefield crash

Several Newtown schools delayed dismissals while police searched for 2 who fled from I-84 crash

New York City is under a coastal flood warning through Monday as the city braces for a powerful nor’easter that' will bring strong winds and heavy rains.

Sunday's nor'easter prompted Gov. Kathy Hochul to declare a state of emergency.

News 12 was in Coney Island talking to neighbors before the storm reached the region.