Is Staten Island Becoming The New Brooklyn With Construction Boom?
Staten Island is coming under a construction boom as the St. George section alone will be home to new apartments, restaurants and shops.
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Staten Island is coming under a construction boom as the St. George section alone will be home to new apartments, restaurants and shops.
Disney is hoping it has a hit on its hands as "Finding Dory" finds its way into theaters this summer.
He has devoted more than seven decades of his life to the Boy Scouts, but the time has come to say goodbye to Troop 102 -- the troop he founded.
Governor Andrew Cuomo wants to ensure that along the hurricane evacuation route strategically located gas stations with at least four pumps are operational and able to provide gas to first responders.
Recent events have illustrated the challenges that law enforcement across the country faces when trying to detect homegrown terrorism.
The Orlando nightclub gunman warned on his Facebook of more attacks from the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria in the United States, according to CBS News.
An arrest has been made in the murder of an honor student who was strangled in Brooklyn a decade ago.
If there were a medical emergency at the beach, you might expect a quick response at one of the area's most popular state parks.
There is more fallout from the New York City corruption scandal.
A nursing home in the Bronx that was expected to look after its patients is now looking for one of them.
The blaze broke out around 1:40 a.m. Wednesday at the Mount Sinai Baptist Church in Bedford-Stuyvesant and was under control about 40 minutes later.
In what some believe could only be a sign from above, a flock of 49 birds appeared over an Orlando memorial as people paid tribute to the 49 victims lost in the mass shooting at a nightclub.
The suspect stole shades from Sunglass Hut and Solstice Sunglasses locations on 10 occasions between December and May, police said.
If there's one thing Republicans and Democrats can agree on when it comes to guns, it's their proclaimed respect for the Second Amendment but there's the trickier matter of what they think those 27 words mean.
Two men have been convicted of endangering the welfare of an incompetent person by coaxing a man with autism to jump into a freezing ocean for $20 and cigarettes in a prank that was filmed and posted online.
