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From unequal education at Jewish religious schools, to cafeteria food that students won't eat – New York City's new schools chancellor is tackling some hot-button issues facing the nation's largest education system.
Some drivers on Long Island say their car engines sputtered, stalled and died after leaving a gas station in Nassau County.
Residents in Edgewater say they worry for their lives every time they cross the road - even though they're using a pedestrian crosswalk.
On Tuesday, Zuckerberg took questions from 44 senators seeking an explanation for how Facebook failed to prevent a data-mining company from gathering personal information on 87 million users.
A coalition of community leaders and lawmakers called for half-priced MetroCards for low income New Yorkers in the upcoming budget.
Two men in masks - one armed with a knife - ambushed a family inside their Staten Island home Wednesday morning.
The singer told People magazine she was first diagnosed in 2001 but kept it private until now.
The body was found inside a suitcase near the railroad tracks at Van Wagenen Avenue just off Broadway.
President Donald Trump warned Russia Wednesday to "get ready," saying missiles "will be coming" to Syria following a suspected chemical attack.
Officers Rodney Clark and Courtney Solomon briefly appeared before a Hudson County judge Wednesday morning.
Harvest Cafe is part of a non-profit group helping people with developmental disabilities, giving trainees a chance few workspaces offer.
Bank of America says it plans to stop lending money to gunmakers who produce military-style firearms for civilians.
The approximately six pounds of cocaine has a street value of roughly $110,000, according to authorities.
A Connecticut man is accused of robbing a bank and going to the star's Rhode Island home to throw cash over a fence, according to police.
A new scam is tricking victims into giving away precious information by calling them from what appears to be their own phone numbers.
