Spring Valley Averts Shut Down Following Insurance Flap
The Village of Spring Valley took action Friday to avoid a shut down after the village board failed to renew its insurance policy, which was set to expire Monday.
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The Village of Spring Valley took action Friday to avoid a shut down after the village board failed to renew its insurance policy, which was set to expire Monday.
The job of building more than 2,000 affordable homes near the Barclays Center -- long delayed -- is now expected to be completed 10 years ahead of schedule.
U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez said if they cannot get Congress to fund the Federal Highway Trust Fund, "We will be paralyzed."
The renewed call for greater safety measures comes on the heels of an accident that badly injured a 10-year-old boy.
A new museum was set to open in Brooklyn this weekend, promising a fascinating journey into the dark side.
According to officials, the substance known as khat was shipped to the United States through the United Kingdom, China, Holland and Belgium.
The NYPD has been trying to get tablet computers out on the streets of the city, in a pilot program that will start on Monday.
New York State Assemblywoman Gabriela Rosa resigned from office Friday, as she joined a growing list of corrupt politicians with a confession in court.
Commuters are bracing for the worst after the latest round of contract talks between the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and Long Island Rail Road union workers ended with no compromise in sight.
The world famous actor wanted to watch USA's World Cup match and apparently needed a place to do it.
The father-son team have transformed their old Harlem apartment into a shop specializing in high-end sneakers, making it easier for the two who typically buy and sell online.
Food trucks are setting up shop at Bergen County parks in an effort to bring a greater variety of good food to park patrons.
While the eyes of the world have been on the World Cup, there's a small soccer club in Harlem that's not as concerned about who wins. For them, it's about making sure kids get professional coaching to keep them competitive on and off the field.
It was a heartwarming reunion for Pepper the dog and her owners Barbara and James August.
Caesars Entertainment said Friday morning the company will shutter the poorest-performing of its four Atlantic City casinos.
