New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani asked residents to sign up for an emergency snow-shoveling program. The rate bumped from $20 to $30 an hour to boost sign-ups. The city says it had 7,000 shovelers.

Snow shoveling can pose serious health risks, especially for older adults and those with preexisting conditions. Adults over 45, particularly those with heart disease or a sedentary lifestyle, should ...

With more than 20 inches of snow across most of the Brockton region and the South Shore snow blowers are coming out and so are the shovels as people try to make their way out of (and around) their ...

In a matter of just a couple days, the tri-state went from possibly seeing a couple inches of snow, to a record-breaking blizzard that dumped more than two feet of snow for many across the region. Now ...

Sam Sexton here with your shoveling report. Here in New England, there are two types of people, the winter wonderland people who look outside and watch the snow with their hot cocoa, and the winter ...

Digging out from this massive snow and ice storm could be hazardous to your heart. Shoveling snow is heavy, hard work — research has shown that doing it for even a short time can make the heart work ...

The National Weather Service warns of potential heart attacks from snow shoveling. Adults over 45 and those with certain health conditions face a higher risk of injury. Experts advise taking breaks, ...

As winter storms sweep across the Garden State, officials are urging caution for anyone heading outside with a shovel. Though it may seem routine, shoveling snow can strain the body and, in some cases ...

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani received a wave of criticism for the identification requirements for an emergency snow shoveler program he announced ahead of Sunday’s winter storm. To “register for ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) — The Department of Sanitation has opened registration for appointments to become an emergency snow shoveler for the blizzard in New York City. New York City could see nearly two feet ...

The snow hitting the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic is heavier and wetter than in other storms this season. Here’s why, and how to avoid injury while shoveling. By Simar Bajaj and Judson Jones If you’re ...