Coney Island Boardwalk Businesses Hit With Massive Rent Hikes
Ten years ago, the Bloomberg administration leased the land to amusement park company Zamperla.
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Ten years ago, the Bloomberg administration leased the land to amusement park company Zamperla.
Cpt. Patrick Moore was deployed in southwest Asia for 11 months. It's his third deployment and the second one his kids have had to endure.
"I think it's safe to say had they not done what they did that day, it would've been a far worse disaster on Dec. 10," said Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop.
The study participants say they're eager to see if dancing can help their brain health, because it's a worry for many of them.
The island of Puerto Rico hasn't stopped trembling since late December with recent earthquakes began.
Police said a man on the platform threw a metal bike chain at the 37-year-old female officer while she was on board a northbound 2 train.
The war of words specifically stems from whether the man charged in the death of a 92-year-old Queens woman should have been deported after an earlier attack.
School districts in New York state will have to be more cautious with their budgets next year.
n abandoned property in Brooklyn has racked up more than 200 violations with the city and owes hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo wrapped up his visit announcing New York Power Authority would help with electrical infrastructure repair. New York will also push an effort to get extra mental health professionals to Puerto Rico.
They say NYCHA has failed to provide basic services, including heat and hot water.
It's a first for one Bergen County town. Paramus will soon install bike lines as part of a project to enhance road safety for pedestrians, drivers and cyclists.
Rysheim Smith was convicted of second-degree murder, first- and second-degree manslaughter, and endangering the welfare of a child.
For the first time, adoptees in New York state can apply for their original birth certificates. The Empire State is now the 10th state to grant those who were adopted the right to know their record of birth.
For the past two decades, a group of musicians have channeled the power of music to defeat this debilitating disease.
