Interview: Christopher Reeve's Son Talks Advancements In Spinal Cord Injury Treatment
Since his spinal cord injury, the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation has worked tirelessly to make advancements in the way these types of injuries are treated.
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Since his spinal cord injury, the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation has worked tirelessly to make advancements in the way these types of injuries are treated.
The six other students, ranging in age from 15 to 17, were arrested Friday night in connection with the assaults at regional football power Sayreville War Memorial High School.
New York City health officials said the teen tested negative for Ebola.
Authorities say a 15-month-old girl was apparently shot and killed by a stray bullet while she was in her northern New Jersey apartment.
The search is on for a man stealing shoes right of women's feet.
A record crowd turned out Saturday to raise money and awareness for down syndrome.
A US Airways spokesman says a flight from New York's LaGuardia Airport safely made an emergency landing at its scheduled destination in Charlotte.
This week WLNY's Toni Senecal is taking you on some easy, fun and educational roadtrips full of history and of course, good eats.
With the Bayway Refinery in the background, all drivers in Linden, N.J., are talking about is the price of gasoline.
Police are asking for the public's help in identifying a woman found in the Bronx Friday night.
The three children hurt in the fire were being treated for undisclosed injuries, and further information on their conditions were not released.
Rev. Al Sharpton offered an impassioned defense of his former aide whose prominent role at City Hall has come under intense scrutiny, claiming that the criticism has been fueled by a movement to curb his own influence with Mayor de Blasio.
After being convicted of assaulting a police officer, an Occupy Wall Street protester who became a rallying point for activists was cleared Friday of charges stemming from another confrontation with police.
Nineteen people have been charged with selling crack cocaine in the lobbies, hallways, elevators and even playgrounds of an East Harlem public housing complex.
New Jersey officials have issued a mandatory quarantine order for members of an NBC crew that was exposed to a cameraman with Ebola.
