Judge Tosses Lawsuit By Long Beach Residents Seeking Return Of Sandy Relief Money
Long Beach, Long Island residents who were looking to have $155 million of Superstorm Sandy relief money returned have had their lawsuit dismissed.
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Long Beach, Long Island residents who were looking to have $155 million of Superstorm Sandy relief money returned have had their lawsuit dismissed.
Newly-selected New York City Council Speaker Corey Johnson had earlier ruled out a run for mayor. But Johnson seems to be changing his tune.
Another NYCHA official has stepped down following a report released last year.
Brain development itself begins during pregnancy and continues for years after birth, especially up to two years of age.
The ambitious idea to dig a tunnel or build a bridge across the Long Island Sound has floated around for 80 years – and it is again being resuscitated.
It's a new chapter in the city's parking wars. Soon, car owners will be giving up their spots to those who have decided to share theirs.
Bitterly cold temperatures followed by a warmup typically lead to potholes – and they are already a problem in the Tri-State Area with the temperature swings this winter.
The AFC champion New England Patriots will take on the NFC champion Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LII, but Jets and Giants fans say there's nothing super about that.
Is happiness attainable? That is the question the main characters ponder in Andy Truschinski's short film, "The Root Of Happiness."
The photos themselves were recently recovered, but the government agency that's supposed to look out for the scorned couples is holding their memories hostage.
The 60th annual Grammy Awards will be live from New York for the first time in 15 years and the clock's counting down to the return of music's biggest night.
Joseph Percoco is accused of using his relationship with Cuomo to collect more than $300,000 in bribes from two companies doing business with the state.
Police sources said Monday that a shooting near Herald Square over the weekend was drug-related – and the suspects are still on the loose.
Starting Monday, approximately 60 side streets will now be restricted to only Leonia residents during rush hour.
Three key members of the board that oversees USA Gymnastics have resigned.
