Cuomo: LIRR Double Rail Project Is Well On The Way
Gov. Andrew Cuomo took time out personally Monday to review progress being made on the Long Island Rail Road double track project.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo took time out personally Monday to review progress being made on the Long Island Rail Road double track project.
The noodles are replacing cigarettes as a form of currency in prisons, but it's not because of a ban on tobacco products, according to a recent study.
Legal daily fantasy sports have returned in New York, following a months-long dispute between the state and major daily fantasy companies.
Belgian harmonica player Toots Thielemans, whose illustrious career included playing with jazz greats like Miles Davis and whose solos have figured on numerous film scores, has died. He was 94.
In Brooklyn, not far off the Bergen Street stop on the F or G line, you'll discover a hidden gem. In fact, many people go out of their way to see it and take pictures.
The road to the White House has caused traffic concerns in Chappaqua. Now, the local police are taking action to keep sightseers at bay.
How do you like going to the dentist to have cavities filled and drilled? Not so much? Imagine being a young child with cavities -- even worse!
A firefighter's job is tough enough, but on New York City's streets, just getting to a call can be dangerous.
An old Catholic basilica in Manhattan has revived the chance of a traditional burial program.
An amazing story has shown how life comes full circle. Twin boys born prematurely saw their lives saved by volunteer firefighters.
It appears to be open season on food delivery workers in one section of Brooklyn. Robbers are making life dangerous and less profitable for them.
Monday began move-in week for college students across the Tri-State Area – a time for excitement and anxiety as students begin or resume classes.
A Middlesex County, New Jersey jewelry store has multiple layers of security, but that did not stop a pair of burglars.
It has happened again – someone has used an NYPD radio channel to threaten officers and call them out on bogus calls.
This week, residents in two dozen Brooklyn and Queens neighborhoods can expect to see health department trucks spraying for the mosquitoes that are known to carry Zika.
