DOT Considers 2 Options For Brooklyn-Queens Expressway Overhaul
Part of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway needs extensive renovations, but the project could disrupt a section of Brooklyn for half a dozen years or more.
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Part of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway needs extensive renovations, but the project could disrupt a section of Brooklyn for half a dozen years or more.
Another partly cloudy start today, temps are in the 60s for most of us, but there are a few areas north & west down in the 50s.
Tears streamed down the face of Akshita Bangay, who knows how lucky she is to even be alive after what happened on Sept. 15 around 6:30 p.m.
The January recording allegedly included the voice of Bergen County Sheriff Michael Saudino speaking with colleagues.
It's kind of like yoga on water, Gomez reported, but there's nothing zen about this workout.
Parking lots are filled to capacity at Syosset train station, causing commuters to take risks. That's prompted a new crackdown.
The Department of Sanitation has commandeered precious parking spots that were used by residents, and are now smelling up their neighborhoods.
A multi-million dollar project is about to get underway in the Bronx that features the building of a boulevard for pedestrians and cyclists.
Red-faced city officials are moving to revamp the vetting process for school bus drivers after reports surfaced saying more than 100 drivers didn't get full background checks.
There is concern in one Westchester County town over a new cellphone tower.
It started a decade ago, with a well-meaning mom trying to help a family with a newborn. Thousands of families later, a Westchester County charity has a new home.
One of the world's biggest event ticket providers has been accused of ticket scalping.
There's good news and bad news for rail commuters who use NJ TRANSIT.
It has been one year since Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico. The Category 4 storm left the whole island without power for months, and it is still struggling to rebuild today.
In a city of more than 8.5 million people, one New Yorker is trying to give a voice to the voiceless.
