FAA cuts flights as government shutdown worsens, with hundreds canceled and airlines offering refunds to stranded travelers. (Scripps News)

News 12 is at MacArthur, which isn't one of the 40 airports named by the FAA to reduce its flights, but flies into airports that are.

The US government shutdown has now entered its 36th day, making it the longest shutdown in American history.

Millions of federal workers continue to face uncertainty, while political negotiations remain deadlocked in Washington....

The FAA has ordered flight reductions due to the shutdown to start at 4%. That proportion is supposed to rise to 6% on Tuesday, 8% on Thursday and 10% by the end of next week. (Scripps News)

A reduction in U.S. domestic flights is underway at 40 airports in response to the government shutdown. The FAA has ordered a four per cent decrease in flights, and is expected to increase to 10 per cent by the end of next week. CBC’s...

The FAA is reducing flights by about 10 percent as the government shutdown continues.

SNAP funding lapsed due to the government shutdown, which has now stretched on for more than a month. (Scripps News)

Travelers at airports across the U.S. are preparing to be grounded because of the record-long federal government shutdown. (Scripps News)

CFBNJ, the state’s largest anti-hunger organization and the primary supplier for about 800 food pantries, began distributing 2,000 boxes of shelf-stable food and 2,000 boxes of fresh produce early Thursday morning.

Noting that "people will go hungry," a federal judge gave the Trump administration until tomorrow to fully fund the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program for November. In Connecticut, more than 360,000 people rely on SNAP to buy...

The federal shutdown entered its 37th day Thursday as senators explored a bipartisan deal to extend Affordable Care Act tax credits. (Scripps News)

The agency is confronting staffing shortages caused by air traffic controllers, who are working unpaid, with some calling out of work during the shutdown, resulting in delays across the country.

Government shutdown forces flight cuts at Atlanta, LAX, O'Hare and 37 other major airports - here's the complete list and what travelers need to know.

NYC Mayor: Zohran Mamdani, at 34, has made history as New York City’s youngest mayor since 1892. Born in Uganda to Indian-origin parents and raised in Queens, Mamdani is also the city’s first Muslim and first South Asian mayor.

Virginia’s purple‑state politics take center stage as voters pick their first woman to lead the state. (Scripps News)

The agency is confronting staffing shortages caused by air traffic controllers, who are working unpaid, with some calling out of work during the shutdown, resulting in delays across the country.

The US faces its longest-ever government shutdown, leaving workers unpaid and public services disrupted amid political deadlock.

The government says it will tap into contingency funds to at least partially support SNAP benefits for November, after being compelled by the courts to do so. But funding won't continue past then. (Scripps News)

The US Government has now entered day number 36, making it the longest in history.<br/>
The previous one was in 2018 under Trump's first presidency period, which lasted 35 days.

The Trump administration faces a deadline today to tell a federal judge how it plans to fund the program, which offers food-buying assistance to millions of Americans.

This week, known as Jersey Week, is when a lot of families take off from school and work to go on vacation. Many go to Disney.

Wall street closed mixed to start the usually good month for stocks.

However, Amazon stole the spotlight once again after its mega openAI deal that sent tech stocks sharply hi
gher.
But uncertainty from the 34-day government...

Americans in more than a dozen states are heading to the polls Tuesday. Here's what to watch in critical races. (Scripps News)

The US shutdown now entering its second month is threatening the food security of millions of Americans.

However, on Friday, a US Court ordered the administration to use contingency funding to at least partially keep the food...