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With more people now getting COVID-19 booster shots, some New Yorkers are struggling to book an appointment.
The winds also caused a neighboring home to be evacuated, and damaged The Learning Tree child care center
Beginning December 14th, kids 5-11 must show proof of at least one dose for indoor dining, fitness, or entertainment. The same will also apply for high-risk extracurricular activities in schools.
If the 6,500 residents of Manorhaven have their way, this hidden jewel in the shadow of Port Washington will soon be a destination.
Billy Danzi said his wife is being treated for multiple trauma after the weekend hit-and-run. Police are looking for the driver.
An airplane loaded with Christmas trees and other special somethings addressed to our servicewomen and men stationed overseas got a big sendoff Monday at John F. Kennedy International Airport.
The supply chain squeeze is causing delays and high prices. The pandemic-induced problem is felt by businesses large and small.
Loney was stabbed in the neck on a northbound 2 train on Nov. 21 as the train pulled into Penn Station.
A Queens woman is suing Amazon after she says one of the company's vans hit her car and sped away. The incident was caught on surveillance video.
Federal prosecutors have charged a Long Island man, accusing him of making violent threats against the LGBTQ+ community.
Drivers in New Jersey are going to pay in more for tolls, starting Jan. 1.
The CEO of a startup mortgage company is getting slammed after he terminated hundreds of employees. But what critics have a bigger problem with is how the massive layoffs were done.
An Internet Master Plan is in motion to connect NYCHA properties to high-speed internet. Tenants are having to make tough decisions while they wait.
The rules are adopted from a vote by the state Board of Medical Examiners.
Using health data from an employee wellness program, researchers looked at blood pressure dating back to 2018, 2019 and 2020 for nearly half a million adults with an average age of 46.
