Valhalla Man Survives After Slab Of Ice Crashes Through Windshield On Tappan Zee Bridge
Frank Kopicki is just thankful it wasn't worse and no one else got hurt.
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Frank Kopicki is just thankful it wasn't worse and no one else got hurt.
Peanut allergies have more than quadrupled in the past 13 years, but experts now don't think we should, and must, avoid feeding peanuts to infants so they do not develop the allergies to the legumes.
Saunas don't just make you feel good; they may actually help you live longer.
The bitter cold weather that has hammered the Tri-State Area for weeks has been keeping some people very busy, especially in the insurance and home repair field.
Adorable 8-year-old Lucky, a King Charles Cavalier, is caught in the middle of a canine custody fight of sorts.
In some cases police said the thieves attached chains to their car and pulled the units out of the wall.
U.S. authorities said there was "no credible'' evidence suggesting a mall attack was in the works after a video purported to be from Somalia's al Qaeda-linked rebel group al-Shabab urged Muslims to attack malls in Western countries.
Congress has until Friday to pass a $40 billion spending bill for the Department of Homeland Security or it will shut down.
The New Jersey State Assembly voted Monday to curtail the use of a controversial standardized test in the state's schools, following a litany of concerns from parents.
On Monday, jurors watched another interrogation that took place shortly after Hernandez was picked up by police at his home in New Jersey.
A Harlem Line train crashed into a Mercedes SUV on Feb. 3 at a grade crossing in Valhalla, sparking an explosion and fire that burned out the first car of the train.
A coalition of union and business leaders and elected officials gathered Monday to urge state lawmakers and the governor to dedicate more money to rebuilding Long Island's roads and bridges.
The comptroller released a letter to the state's unified court system calling for improvements, including new signage and expanding the use of help centers in courts.
Last Thursday, at least two murals were tagged with anti-semitic and hateful messages, according to the NYPD.
In finding the Palestinian authorities liable in the attacks, jurors awarded the victims $218.5 million in damages for the bloodshed. The U.S. Anti-Terrorism Act could allow for that to be tripled.
