Belmar Launches 'Home By Summer' Initiative For Final 2 Families Displaced By Sandy
One Jersey shore town is coming together to help its last two families displaced by Superstorm Sandy.
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One Jersey shore town is coming together to help its last two families displaced by Superstorm Sandy.
Hackers broke into a health insurance database storing information for about 80 million people in an attack bound to stoke fears many Americans have about the privacy of their most sensitive information.
A research scientist from Chappaqua has been identified as the final victim of the six people who were killed when a Metro-North train hit an SUV stopped on the tracks at a railroad crossing.
The parents of the engineer on the Metro-North train involved in the deadly crash and fire this week could not believe their son made it out alive.
The fire at the Williamsburg warehouse ignited Saturday. It was still smoldering in spots Thursday morning when de Blasio visited.
You could call it a terrible misfortune for a man who won a lotto jackpot worth $5.8-million. Due to bad timing he's never seen a penny of it.
The Hotchkiss School says it is investigating allegations that students were sexually abused there three decades ago.
Lopez agreed to pay an additional $35,000 as part of the settlement, which was announced Thursday by the attorney representing the two women.
New York City is simplifying its pre-kindergarten enrollment process by providing one application form for schools and community-based organizations.
There was no winner in Wednesday night's Powerball drawing, so the jackpot for Saturday's drawing is $360 million, according to New York lottery officials.
Juan Santana spent his second day on the witness stand in the Manhattan murder trial of Pedro Hernandez. Santana helped Hernandez get hired as a stockboy at the same bodega where he worked.
New Jersey Senate members are considering a proposal loosening up some of the penalties for first-time drunken driving offenders who currently lose their licenses for three months.
Notices have gone out to more than 1,700 Izod Center workers that they'll lose their jobs by the end of March because the arena is closing.
A federal jury found Smith guilty on Thursday of all charges, including bribery conspiracy, wire fraud, use of interstate facilities to commit bribery, extortion and obstruction.
School bus driver Sebaptiste Augustin, 75, was struck Jan. 28 while walking to his job on West John Street in Hicksville.
