'Yankee Diva' Gives Master Class In Opera To UES Students
Many performers dream of making it to the Metropolitan Opera. But some kids are one step closer to that dream thanks to the "Yankee Diva."
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Many performers dream of making it to the Metropolitan Opera. But some kids are one step closer to that dream thanks to the "Yankee Diva."
The letter, old and faded, was written by a soldier to his wife during the Civil War.
Jewish teens from around the world were in New York Friday, gathering, mingling and bonding for the even known as Chabad Shabbaton.
A teenage computer whiz from Staten Island stood accused Friday of hacking into the records at his high school and changing his grades.
A deteriorating, heavily-used Long Island bridge over railroad tracks is going to be replaced. But that means a year of detoured traffic, and snarled road closures near the busy Roosevelt Field Mall in Nassau County.
It's the dress that's beating the Internet black and blue. Or should that be gold and white?
Family and friends gathered Friday morning at St. Gregory the Great Roman Catholic Church to remember Alissa Hochman, 18, and sister Deanna, 13.
The girl was walking in the area of East Tremont Avenue and Southern Boulevard when police said the suspect walked up to her, grabbed her and threatened to kill her if she screamed.
Senate Republicans are pushing a bill aimed at increasing transparency at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and capturing the support of both states' governors.
Inclusive immigration policy was the topic of a summit at Long Island's Hofstra University Friday.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo is using a new school report as evidence for his call to reform education in New York.
Bergen County freeholders have given final approval to ordinances that will merge the County Police Department with the Sheriff's Office.
Here are seven Star Trek quotes from Spock that you need to remember and will find, well, fascinating.
We began our Black History Month series looking at the marches in Selma, Ala. Voting rights were won, but the fight never ends.
Most of the students who received the email had either incomplete applications or were pending decisions, according to the university.