N.Y. Agrees To Remove Controversial 'I Love NY' Highway Signs
Federal officials warned the state Thursday it would lose $14 million unless it complied with the sign regulations by September 30.
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Federal officials warned the state Thursday it would lose $14 million unless it complied with the sign regulations by September 30.
Hundreds of ideas poured in from average citizens, scientists and health care providers around the world.
What could be sewage-contaminated water is spilling into Blind Brook, just steps from downtown Rye.
Police are searching for suspects behind an overnight jewelry store robbery in downtown New Rochelle.
Buddy was in bad shape six weeks ago. The 1½-year-old German shepherd was left tied up outside an animal shelter in Brooklyn.
They've been hard at work for months -- coming in before school and on weekends, too -- to prep their research and robot to make sure everything's perfect for their first-ever Lego League competition this weekend.
Are families illegally living year round in transient hotels, and sending their children to school tax-free?
Under orders from the state, officials are setting out to rebuild the troubled district with protocols that have eluded Hempstead for years.
Wall Street took a big hit Friday, after a strong January jobs report. The report had many investors fearful of higher interest rates.
Subway turnstile jumping will no longer mean going to jail -- at least in Manhattan.
With the flu virus going around, some parents may be concerned about their children and close contact sports.
Federal prosecutors say Maquan Moore and his alleged accomplices bought weapons in Florida, illegally smuggling them across state lines into New York.
Technology and energy stocks accounted for much of the broad slide as several major companies, including Exxon Mobil and Google's parent company, Alphabet, sank after reporting weak earnings.
A Bronx middle school teacher has been reassigned away from students after giving a controversial lesson on slavery.
Walaa Assaedy, 18, was last seen Thursday at 8 a.m. at Pitkin Avenue and 75th Street in Brooklyn. She had just dropped her little sister off at school.
