Yonkers Public Schools Honors Memory Of 10 'Angels' Who Tragically Died Over The Last 3 Years
On Wednesday, the public school community told those families that it shares their grief and will keep the memory of their loved ones alive.
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On Wednesday, the public school community told those families that it shares their grief and will keep the memory of their loved ones alive.
Dozens of hotels in New York City are being used to house the homeless during the pandemic, but with a goal of reopening July 1, will those hotels be available to tourists?
Suffolk County bought the development rights and will preserve it as farmland. It's part of an effort to protect the character of Long Island's East End and an important food source.
It's a monumental achievement at International Leadership Charter High School after an unforgettable year.
A 95-year-old Long Island woman is now trying to convince her tax assessor and her bank that she is very much alive.
This correlation between COVID and diabetes is still preliminary and much remains to be worked out.
The legacy of Christopher Columbus has drawn scrutiny in recent years. New York City Public Schools just wiped his name from the holiday calendar.
Video shows the flames shooting from the roof. Officials said the fire broke out just before 5 a.m. at the building on Park Avenue near 162nd Street. More than 130 firefighters responded.
Allergist Dr. John Sweet answers common questions about dealing with allergy symptoms.
Surveillance video shows the suspect attempting to pick the man's pocket as he enters his building on Eastern Parkway
The owner allegedly sold cards to undercover state agents.
Police said a 23-year-old woman was leaving the station when a man approached her from behind, punched her in the side of the head and stole her backpack.
Neville, of Lake Ronkonkoma, got back in his car, but was then hit by a FedEx cargo truck and ejected from the vehicle.
Police said the husband and wife noticed the suspect acting "belligerent" on a northbound 4 train at the Bowling Green station in Lower Manhattan.
A man who identifies himself only as "COVID Bandit" has struck again in the Denver metro area.
