FDNY: June 2015 Marks First Month In 150 Years With No Recorded NYC Fire Deaths
June 2015 marked the first month on record in 150 years that the FDNY reported no fire fatalities, Commissioner Daniel Nigro announced Wednesday.
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June 2015 marked the first month on record in 150 years that the FDNY reported no fire fatalities, Commissioner Daniel Nigro announced Wednesday.
If you plan on traveling for the 4th of July, and your luggage is overloaded, you can always cut things down to size.
Police on Wednesday identified a suspect in a shooting that killed a livery cab driver in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn earlier this week.
It's officially beach season and officials have been hard at work to make the shore experience even better.
NJ TRANSIT and Amtrak service headed toward New Jersey was halted at Penn Station late Wednesday afternoon, after a person was struck by a train in New Brunswick.
It cost $750,000 to install two water fountains in Isham Park in Inwood, and now the fountains don't even work.
A tourist's selfie taken from the top of the Brooklyn Bridge is raising questions about the NYPD and its security as the city ramps up for the July 4th holiday amid terror threats.
The New York political world is still in shock over the mayor's decision to take on the governor publicly.
The number of arrests so far in 2015 has fallen by about 35,000.
The soccer sensation who got her start at Rutgers University, helped secure the win against Germany with a penalty goal and an assist with only five minutes left in the game.
A Long Island financial planner was sentenced to up to 10 years in prison Wednesday, after stealing more than $1 million meant for a Lido Beach special needs camp.
The security measures include radiation detection, checks on suspicious vehicles, hotel staffs and suspicious guests, and social media monitoring.
Claiming the project was sprung on them, residents shouted at A.G. Eric Schneiderman and Borough President Eric Adams as they spoke.
Hundreds of lawn chairs are already lined up in strategic spots in Ridgewood, New Jersey in advance of the town's big 4th of July parade.
Congressman Kathleen Rice says the federal government will not allow South Nassau Communities Emergency Department to open because the facility has a Type 3 generator.
