City's DOE To Unveil New Disciplinary Policies After Lawsuit
The New York City Department of Education plans to unveil some changes in disciplinary policy.
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The New York City Department of Education plans to unveil some changes in disciplinary policy.
Mayor Bill de Blasio on Friday welcomed in a new group of correction officers, without making reference to recent problems that have plagued Rikers Island.
A woman claims that she lost ownership of half of her house in an interstate property-tax dispute.
A Bronx schoolteacher's selflessness has positioned him as a top 10 finalist in a worldwide community service contest.
The frigid temperatures are sticking around for a while, but there are Still things you can do to make your house warmer and lower your energy bills.
Dog owners in New York were looking for an explanation Friday, after a dog in Iowa walked 20 blocks to a hospital in a frantic search for her owner.
A poll released Friday morning indicated that New Jersey residents have soured on Gov. Chris Christie – with just 37 percent of registered voters saying they think favorably of him.
Police are continuing to search for a suspect in connection with a violent Manhattan mugging that was caught on video.
Swarms of moviegoers flocked to theaters for the release of "50 Shades of Grey" Friday, as the movie opened to uneven reviews.
At Vaseful, people with disabilities receive job training while earning a paycheck for their hard work all thanks to a grant from the Kessler Foundation -- a charity dedicated to improving the lives of people with physical and mental disabilities, Denis reported.
"God was watching over them today," said Hackensack Fire Lt. Justin Derevyanik, who was the first emergency responder on the scene.
The system was getting back to its regular service for the afternoon rush, spokesman Sal Arena said Friday afternoon.
Abdul Kamal violated a restraining order and broke into his estranged wife's Irvington home on Nov. 11, 2013, police said.
Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy is proposing legislation that would encourage states to warn parents of the health risks from not immunizing their children.
With his colleagues cheering, NYPD Chief Gerald Nelson walked out of Brooklyn North Headquarters in uniform for the final time Friday.
