Exonerated Five member Raymond Santana announces run for City Council
Exonerated Five member Raymond Santana says he's running for City Council because his neighborhood has deteriorated and he wants to rejuvenate it.
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Exonerated Five member Raymond Santana says he's running for City Council because his neighborhood has deteriorated and he wants to rejuvenate it.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy delivered his final budget address on Tuesday as he wraps up his second term in office.
Many New York City restaurant owners say they haven't gotten approval for their outdoor dining plans, and spring is just around the corner.
Eighteen people have been treated due to a smoke condition along the 1 subway line in Washington Heights, officials said.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul wants to hire federal employees who have been fired as a result of cuts spearheaded by Elon Musk's DOGE.
NYS corrections officers are now on day nine of their NY prison guard strike, as conditions are said to be deteriorating.
Suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann returned to court for a pre-trial hearing on DNA evidence on Long Island.
The Hoboken PATH train station reopens in New Jersey after being closed for nearly a month of renovations.
Police say a woman was sleeping in her bed on Sunday night when a bullet accidentally fired from a nearby apartment grazed her forehead.
Hundreds of Bronx residents have gone nearly a week without heat or hot water after a water main break in the Williamsbridge section.
Staff members at Clay Avenue Health Center in the Bronx showed off its $2.6 million renovation on Monday.
The proposed Queens Waterfront Greenway would be a federally funded linear park boasting 16 miles of continuous pedestrian and bicycle paths from Long Island City to Whitestone.
Andrew Cuomo picked up another endorsement Monday as Rep. Ritchie Torres urged him to take on Eric Adams in the race for New York City mayor.
Fed up Nassau County residents say they have had it with FAA promises to address airplane noise in neighborhoods that are not even near airports.
New York City officials say they'll soon be able to deploy flip-up flood gates that are being placed underneath the FDR Drive to protect Manhattan from extreme floodwaters.
