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People on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program - or SNAP, the program once called food stamps - can receive their February benefits now, two weeks early, instead of waiting until next month.
Mayor de Blasio cancelled an out of town trip and the governor has vowed to work all weekend.
After months of recovery, he's now ready to return to his elementary school.
The CDC is now reporting widespread flu activity in 30 states with an increasing number of patients being sent to the hospital.
Anyone who's watched a James Bond film knows about spy gadgets. While most were complete works of fiction, some were based in reality.
Lynne Crow, 76, was struck and killed just days before her fourth grandchild was born.
Police say Joshua Roston was the driver of an SUV seen on surveillance video shortly before 7:30 a.m. Monday at the Pit Stop Gas Station on Grand Avenue in Baldwin.
Officials at the Monmouth County SPCA say Belmar police caught a raccoon in a woman's backyard.
Schumer is blaming the agency for delaying the Penn Station access plan, which would give Bronx and Westchester residents a direct route to Manhattan's west side.
Shannon M. Kent was a Navy sailor and married mother of two whose father is a high-ranking officer in the New York State Police.
Thang Ng, 60, died Friday.
In an extremely bittersweet moment, Ryan Weiss's family watched as a statewide bill aimed at protecting children like Ryan was filed.
If you're trying to decide which food cart or food truck to get lunch from in New York City, you'll now have another piece of information to help you choose.
Authorities say a 53-year-old driver was pulled from his car, punched, and stabbed at least once after honking at another vehicle Thursday evening in Bensonhurst around 5:30 p.m.
"I think bagels in the city have gotten huge, and they've gotten soft. Bagels should not be soft and huge," co-owner Peter Shelsky told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
