Washington Heights Community Helps Keep Coogan's Open
A beloved Washington Heights bar and restaurant that was set to close will stay open, with help from the community and pressure from elected officials.
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A beloved Washington Heights bar and restaurant that was set to close will stay open, with help from the community and pressure from elected officials.
More than 50 people showed up at the Wyckoff Heights Medical Center on Saturday – not for medical advice, but to discuss taxes and how the plan that was passed in Washington might affect them.
Jackson covered many sports, but he was best known for college football.
Investigators say a man and two women walked into the Macy's on Emmons Avenue in Sheepshead Bay just after noon on January 3.
Neighbors say they've heard arguing coming from a two-story house on Howard Avenue before, but they never paid much attention to it.
We'll tumble into the 20s this afternoon and then into the teens and single digits overnight.
A two-alarm fire broke out near Amtrak-owned train tracks in Newark, New Jersey Saturday morning, caused headaches along several NJ TRANSIT lines.
The 315 pages of FBI affidavits provide just a glimpse of what investigators found during initial searches of the gunman's car and home.
What started as a birthday party has become one of the biggest concerts down the shore, and it's all for a good cause.
They say anyone at the airport between 6:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. on Jan. 2 may have been exposed and could develop symptoms as late as Jan. 23.
The idea is to help users to connect with people they care about, not make them feel depressed and isolated.
The Western Spur of the Turnpike was shut down from Friday afternoon to early Saturday, which is incredibly rare.
The Mets have reached one-year deals with starters Jacob deGrom, Noah Syndergaard and Matt Harvey and settled with five other players.
The president tweeted Friday amid uproar over his reported comments during a White House meeting Thursday while referring to immigrants from Africa, the Caribbean and Central America.
Safety experts are warning about a dangerous social media challenge involving teenagers popping detergent pods into their mouths and then posting the videos online.
