Doctors, Lawmakers Rally To Try To Save Long Island College Hospital
Doctors said they've been told not to make any new admissions.
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Doctors said they've been told not to make any new admissions.
The temperature isn't the only thing getting hot these days. If you've been outside, you may have noticed tempers are flaring.
Some are turning to technology to help beat the heat. Your smartphone can actually help you stay safe and cool in these sweltering conditions.
A New York City initiative to combat obesity will promote physical activity through design changes for buildings and public spaces.
In 2011, after nearly 25-years apart Alan and Evelyn Sanchez reconnected on Facebook with a simple friend request that blossomed into much more when the pair reunited at a high school reunion in 2012.
The summer heat has sparked concerns that go beyond the soaring temperatures, something sickening could be lurking inside of certain air conditioners.
The extreme heat has settled over the Tri-State area, with temperatures expected to soar into the 90s through at least Friday.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has signed legislation to authorize the state's Breast Cancer Research and Education Fund to fund grant proposals to map the incidence of breast cancer in New York.
The Theatre Development Fund has announced a new roster of Broadway performances for the 2013-14 season – specifically geared toward people with autism.
Smoking is not allowed on Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North trains, and officials have decided electronic cigarettes are included in that ban.
Rep. Steve Israel held a press conference Friday at Crescent Beach in Glen Cove to call on the Environmental Protection Agency to heighten its standards for water quality.
If you have spent time in the sun this summer chances are you've lathered up with lotions, sprays, and oils to keep your skin healthy; but, what if all you needed was a pill?
Public Advocate and mayoral hopeful Bill De Blasio has called on the governor and the mayor to get the parties together and find out who has proposed taking the hospital over.
Bike Riders in New York City have pedaled more than a million miles since the start of the Bike Share Program, but now experts are concerned that some people may be setting themselves up for injury.
The first cases of mosquitoes infected with the West Nile virus were reported in New York City this week, and officials have been reminding people to take precautions.
