Sanctioned Race To The Top Of 4 World Trade Center Set For Thursday
About 700 participants will race up the 72-story 4 WTC to benefit the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation.
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About 700 participants will race up the 72-story 4 WTC to benefit the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation.
State Sen. Richard Codey and Newark Mayor Luis Quintana made a surprise visit Thursday to a Third Avenue boarding home and found rodents, the smell of urine and prescription pills laying out.
New Centers for Disease Control and Prevention figures and a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine are shining more light on autism.
Some Lyme disease patients said the research isn't surprising since they still suffer symptoms after several rounds of antibiotics.
Acting Department of Correction Commissioner Mark Cranston told a City Council committee that a malfunctioning damper diverted heat to the upper-level cell where a mentally ill veteran was found dead last month.
A popular weight loss drug is being pulled from U.S. and Puerto Rico retailers over tampering concerns.
Safety advocates are lobbying now for a total ban on driver phone use, pointing to studies that headsets do not reduce drive distraction.
Stony Brook University Hospital and Southampton Hospital have signed a letter of intent to merge and build a new medical center at the university's Southampton campus.
Custodial crews at Montclair High School spent the night scrubbing and disinfecting the building with a vengeance, after more than 100 young people were absent or sent home sick.
For some March Madness fans, emotions can become so intense that it can affect their health, turning the tournament into a fan hazard.
The first phase of the plan is to install sewer systems under more than 10,000 homes near the Forge River, the Connetquot River and the Carlls River.
There is new hope for people with fibromyalgia - and it comes from magnets. Fibromyalgia is the most common cause of chronic, widespread pain in the U.S., affecting between six and 12 million people nationwide.
A Rockland County woman and her dog are undergoing anti-rabies treatment after it was determined the coyote that attacked them early Tuesday morning did have rabies.
Shouts from neighbors drove the coyote back into the woods, where police officers found it and killed it a short time later.
Two major doctors' groups have said that a growing trend that involves giving birth in a tub of warm water is not good for babies and could even be dangerous.
