Sandy aftermath: Cuomo picks panel to probe utilities' performance
Photo credit: AP | New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo speaks at a news conference while United States Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood (right) and MTA Chairman Joseph Lhota look on in front of the Hugh L. Carey Tunnel, formerly the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel, in New York, on Tuesday. Cuomo announced that the tunnel, which was closed from damage caused by superstorm Sandy, will open to limited traffic. (Nov. 13, 2012)
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday announced the creation of a new commission with far-reaching subpoena powers to investigate utility companies' handling of superstorm Sandy and a pair of tropical storms that ravaged New York last year.
Cuomo signed an executive order to establish the 10-member commission under the Moreland Act, a century-old law giving the state power to investigate private entities....
