Fire Rips Through 5-Story Apartment Building In Far Rockaway
Flames broke out around 2:30 a.m. on Mott Avenue near Cornaga Avenue.
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Flames broke out around 2:30 a.m. on Mott Avenue near Cornaga Avenue.
Target stores are recalling 33,600 pairs of children's boots due to a unicorn horn on the boot that can detach, posing a choking hazard to children.
Authorities say the fire started around 4:10 p.m. inside a five-story apartment complex on Edwin Avenue.
The controversial Amazon deal is dead. The internet giant put a statement on its blog Thursday saying it will not put a second headquarters in Long Island City, and has no plans to look elsewhere.
Most realtors and businesses owner in Long Island City are in a state of shock over the end of the Amazon deal.
Meanwhile, a memorial grows outside the 102nd Precinct in Richmond Hill, where the 42-year-old detective spent his entire 19-year career.
Riders on NJ TRANSIT know space is at a premium during the evening commute, so other passengers didn't stand idly by while one woman refused to move her designer handbag.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced Mr. Trump's intention from the Senate floor Thursday afternoon, which White House press secretary Sarah Sanders quickly confirmed.
Among the grateful was the real-life mom of actor Kevin James.
Valentine's Day is often celebrated with gifts of jewelry or flowers, but one man finds a way to spread joy with art that doesn't last.
The vaccine has reduced the risk of going to the doctor for flu-related illness by 47 percent overall this season.
Westchester County Executive George Latimer says high property taxes have homeowners at their breaking point. He wants to freeze the county portion for two years. But there's a catch.
A day after the New York City Council dissolved a committee chaired by Rev. Ruben Diaz Sr. as punishment for comments many called homophobic remarks, the councilman's supporters rallied outside his office.
A Bronx couple is on a mission to find the driver responsible for sending their son to intensive care unit.
Aaron Elstein of Crains New York, calls Amazon's reversal of its NYC headquarters plan "an enormous surprise," expecting the retail giant to absorb the negative publicity and stay the course.
