Mobile Recovery Unit Offers Hope To Addicts In Need Of Help Coming To Them
A Mobile Recovery Unit is offering treatment to people with drug addictions in a whole new way by rolling into Long Island neighborhoods.
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A Mobile Recovery Unit is offering treatment to people with drug addictions in a whole new way by rolling into Long Island neighborhoods.
Lynbrook has been hit hard: 36 times since last April, U.S. mail has been fished out of corner mailboxes, and thousands of dollars stolen from innocent victims.
The homeowner says the thieves got away with a safe full of jewelry and family heirlooms. The Nassau County police commissioner says it was done by an organized crew out of Chile.
Byford is credited with improving transit performance, including decreasing subway delays, since he signed on two years ago.
People are still in shock after the murder of a library security guard, and other libraries say they are doing their best to balance security and safety.
Are New Yorkers ready for the plastic bag ban? Marcia Kramer asked people on the street to find out.
There was a fiery hearing in Trenton Friday where lawmakers held the CEO of NJ TRANSIT's feet to the fire.
Mike Bloomberg announced Friday afternoon that women who signed nondisclosure agreements over complaints about comments they claimed Bloomberg had made will be released from those NDAs if they ask.
A student was attacked in her apartment near campus last month, and police believe the same man tried to attack another student two weeks later.
Police said two vehicles attempted to pass a third but ended up colliding.
A New York appeals court has upheld a ruling to pay a group of graffiti artists $6.7 million.
The county says an employee with the disease worked a private party at Factoria at Charles Point while infectious.
Dr. Robert Johnson, the dean of Rutgers New Jersey Medical School in Newark and Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Brunswick if the first person in history to lead two medical schools.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission reports the recall went into effect due to infant fatalities reported with other manufacturers' inclined sleep products.
On Feb. 3, Victor Gonzalez Arevalo, 39, was walking to a deli with a friend along busy Fifth Avenue around 6:30 p.m. when both men were hit by an SUV as it turned right onto Fairtown Road.
