AAA: Independence Day Travel To Break Record
AAA estimates a record 43 million Americans will be traveling this Independence Day weekend, topping the record first set in 2007 and matched last year.
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AAA estimates a record 43 million Americans will be traveling this Independence Day weekend, topping the record first set in 2007 and matched last year.
New York's governor will ride alongside music icon Billy Joel in a statewide motorcycle ride to raise awareness about breast cancer before signing legislation that expands access to screenings for the disease.
When they're not fighting fires, these guys just fight.
In 1980, former U.S. President Jimmy Carter designated June 27th as National Helen Keller Day -- exactly 100 years after her birth.
A new CBS News poll has Hillary Clinton ahead of Donald Trump in several battleground states, but only by a hair.
Multiple people were hospitalized with stab wounds after a clash between members of right-wing groups and "anti-fascists" outside the California State Capitol in Sacramento, authorities said.
It was a recipe for disaster when a lost dog was seen wandering around on the Brooklyn Bridge, until one brave limousine driver stepped in.
A survivor of the Pulse nightclub shooting was among the hundreds of thousands of people who lined the route for the New York City Pride March Sunday.
Multiple people were injured in separate accidents involving FDNY fire trucks just two blocks apart in Astoria, Queens Sunday afternoon.
Suffolk County police on Sunday evening rescued an 11-year-old boy and his father after they were pulled off a beach in the Hamptons by a rip tide.
Former Queens District Attorney John Santucci, who served for 14 years and is credited with making many advances in the office, has died.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver and WNBA President Lisa Borders marched in the New York City Pride March on Sunday.
Crowds of onlookers stood a dozen deep along Fifth Avenue, many waving rainbow flags. Some spectators held up orange "We are Orlando'' signs with armed officers standing by.
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) advised Sunday that the New York City metro area should be able to text a 911 dispatcher in the event of an emergency.
When you hear the name "Hamilton" these days, you probably think of musical acts and costumes. But the New York Public Library wants to shift the focus to Alexander Hamilton himself.
