Firefighter Jesse Gerhard dies after Queens house fire
The FDNY said he responded to a fire Tuesday afternoon at a home on Beach Channel Drive in Far Rockaway.
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The FDNY said he responded to a fire Tuesday afternoon at a home on Beach Channel Drive in Far Rockaway.
The state's Emergency Rental Assistance Program, or ERAP, ran out of money and left many applicants frustrated.
Her life-size portraits look like they're from the strokes of a painter's brush, but Butler is a quiltmaker, weaving fabrics of all kinds into celebrations of Black life in America.
The victim's landlord says a vandal struck overnight.
New Jersey's second largest city established the fund in 2020 after it was passed by the legislature and signed into law by Gov. Phil Murphy.
The improvements will help Connecticut and New York deal with storm pollution and restore wetlands.
Two teens seen throwing punches at each other inside Bridgewater Commons Mall appear to get two different responses from the officers who showed up. Some are questioning whether the teens were treated differently because of their race.
The "Good Cause Eviction Bill" on the table in Alban would set a limit on rental increases by tying them to inflation.
He got elected by promising to keep the city safe, and despite the pandemic of gun violence and an economy still hobbled by COVID-19, Adams says he's going to keep that promise.
Drill rap came under renewed scrutiny after 18-year-old artist Jayquan McKenley's murder earlier this month, leading the mayor to call for the music's removal from social media.
Paislee Shultis was 4 when she disappeared from Cayuga Heights in 2019 after her parents lost custody. She was located Monday night, hiding in a secret space inside her grandfather's home in Saugerties in Ulster County.
The discovery of a child hidden under a staircase, is bringing back troubling memories for another victim
"Me and My Afro" is a story celebrating uniqueness and self-love which Aiden wrote at just age 10, after getting made fun of for his hairstyle.
Officers were seen outside a second-floor condo unit, where neighbors say law enforcement came to serve an eviction notice, but found no one home.
The nation's first official overdose prevention sites opened in Manhattan two months ago, promising to help heal the community after a spike in drug-related deaths. A group of neighbors put that promise to the test.
