New York State Health Department Says Flu Is Now 'Prevalent'
Flu season is officially here. The State Department of Health said the virus is now "prevalent" in New York.
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Flu season is officially here. The State Department of Health said the virus is now "prevalent" in New York.
Here are some tips on how to be the perfect guest over the holidays.
A Long Island high school student was left at a convenience store after becoming sick on a class trip.
The entire subway system was hit with numerous problems Thursday evening, from power outages and a manhole fire to doors that opened onto the tracks.
What started as a bright idea to celebrate the holidays has turned into a world record.
A peaceful neighborhood on the South Shore of Staten Island was on edge Thursday night, after a woman was beaten and robbed inside her home.
Mayor Bill de Blasio met with Jewish community leaders Thursday, with an assurance that police would remain vigilant in the wake of the stabbing at a Brooklyn synagogue.
The daughter of Eric Garner led a protest Thursday at the very site where her father died after being placed in an apparent chokehold by police this past summer.
Five people have pleaded guilty following the takedown of a narcotics trafficking ring that operated in New York City and the Hudson Valley.
It's not winter yet, but the season's best friend, the flu, is alive and well in the city and the rest of New York.
Authorities on Thursday were trying to figure out what caused a two-mile-long, 400-foot-wide oil slick that was discovered near Sandy Hook Bay offshore from New Jersey.
A 10-year-old girl was struck and injured by a vehicle Thursday night in Gravesend, Brooklyn.
Police on Thursday said a shooting that left a woman dead on a Bronx sidewalk last week was a tragic case of mistaken identity.
This week's nor'easter caused moderate beach erosion on Long Island's south shore, but favorable winds kept it from being worse.
