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Despite facing life threatening illnesses, 10-year-old Seraphina O'Brien and 19-year-old Alexander Castillo are beaming with joy thanks to a special gift from the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Police will start closing streets on the Upper West Side Wednesday morning as parade organizers begin inflating the dozens of balloons that will be on full display Thursday.
It's one thing to honk the horn at a fellow driver in traffic, but this was much more. An Uber driver named Mohammed recorded the tirade on Crescent Street last Thursday.
Singer Nona Hendryx stopped by CityViews and talked to Sharon Barnes-Waters about her performance and her tribute to her cousin, Jimi.
The Hungerthon radiothon is live! It's time to make a difference this holiday season and help end hunger in America.
To accommodate this year's holiday rush, transit agencies have announced additional services to get riders where they need to go.
The discovery of a Holocaust jacket at a tag sale on Long Island has changed a woman's life.
A new public-private partnership will roll out a savings account program to 10,000 children in New York City public schools.
It's the busiest time of year for the Hunts Point Terminal Market in the Bronx as they stock local stores and restaurants with Thanksgiving staples.
Authorities say priest John B. Ephraim showed up at the Confraternity of Christian, of Marine Park, on Tuesday morning.
Nassau County legislators voted to approve the additional $55 traffic violation fee, which is significantly less than the $105 fee originally proposed.
We're still facing gusty winds and chilly conditions this afternoon; but unlike yesterday, we'll see a bit more sunshine overhead.
First, I think the Yankees have shown not only faith in Gary Sanchez to be their everyday catcher, but it also shows a great deal of faith in Austin Romine, who got his first extended look last season in the backup role.
President-elect Donald Trump "doesn't wish to pursue" further investigations into Hillary Clinton's email practices.
"Late Late Show" host James Corden is taking his talents to the awards show stage once again as official host of the 59th Annual GRAMMY Awards.
