Bergen County NAACP, Rep. Gottheimer Organize Turkey Giveaway In Teaneck To Help Those In Need

Thanks to a huge community effort, hundreds of families in New Jersey will now have food to put on the table this Thanksgiving.

• Nov 22, 2021

Thomas Jefferson Statue Removed From NYC Council Chamber; Next Stop: New York Historical Society

The statue was donated to the city in 1834. It was commissioned by a U.S. Navy commodore to honor Jefferson's commitment to religious freedom.

• Nov 22, 2021

Police: Dog Stolen From Front Yard Of West Babylon Home

Suffolk County Police want your help finding a dognapper.

• Nov 22, 2021

NYPD: Man Hit By Stray Bullet During Sunday's NYCFC Playoff Game Inside Yankee Stadium

The NYPD is investigating a shooting that injured a fan inside Yankee Stadium on Sunday.

• Nov 22, 2021

New York Blood Center Hoping For City Council Approval To Greatly Expand Its Upper East Side Headquarters

Supporters say it's crucial to not only our blood supply, but life-saving research. Opponents say the plans would set a dangerous precedent for the whole city.

• Nov 22, 2021

Friends Mourn Victim Stabbed To Death On Train Near Penn Station; NYPD Asking For Public's Help Identifying Suspect

Akeem Loney was well known in the soccer community. He volunteered his time with kids, and was always in high spirits.

• Nov 22, 2021

Officials: Lack Of Vaccinated Nurses Forces Closure Of Long Beach Emergency Room

Vaccine hesitancy is having a direct impact on health care in the city of Long Beach. The barrier island's only emergency department stopped taking patients Monday.

• Nov 22, 2021

High School Football Coach Kyle Moodt Has Life-Saving Brain Surgery Just Days Before Leading Bellport High To A Championship

Last Monday, assistant varsity football coach Kyle Moodt was prepping his Bellport High School squad for the Division II Suffolk County Championship on Saturday night.

• Nov 22, 2021

Holiday Food Giveaways Needed This Year More Than Ever, As Pandemic Food Insecurity Persists

The pandemic has left millions of New Yorkers hungry. A new report finds 1 in 7 city residents has struggled with food insecurity, with the Bronx hit the hardest.

• Nov 22, 2021

Longtime Employees Say Roosevelt Hotel Remains Shut Down Without Answers, Leaving Them In Limbo

There are accusations of employee mistreatment at one of New York City's most famous hotels.

• Nov 22, 2021

Federal Money To Help Protect School Districts From Cyberattacks And Ransom Demands

Cyberattacks against school systems are becoming more damaging and aggressive with threats of extortion, unless ransom is paid. 

• Nov 22, 2021

Faith Leaders Call On Newark Residents To Be Vigilant In Face Of Recent Spike In Shootings

Residents remain shaken following five separate shootings just hours apart last week that left three people dead, including two 17-year-olds.

• Nov 22, 2021

Westchester Village Of Ossining Awarded $10 Million As Part Of New York's Downtown Revitalization Initiative

The village of Ossining is a suburban hot spot, with a downtown that's about to get a huge infusion of cash

• Nov 22, 2021

Department Of Social Services Head Steven Banks To Resign

Steve Banks, who originally joined the de Blasio administration as commissioner of the Human Resources Administration in 2014 and went on to lead the Department of Homeless Services as part of the joint management structure called the Department of Social Services, is resigning. 

• Nov 22, 2021

Thanksgiving Gathering Safety Tips From Doctors Anthony Fauci And Dave Chokshi

When arranging your festivities, think about your most vulnerable family members.

• Nov 22, 2021

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