Planned Park Aimed At Easing Hoboken Flooding Could Serve As Model In Other Areas
A creative plan to alleviate flooding in Hoboken could help solve problems throughout the area.
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A creative plan to alleviate flooding in Hoboken could help solve problems throughout the area.
The six family members who were killed in a fire in Newark this past weekend all died of smoke inhalation, and their deaths were accidental, prosecutors said Wednesday.
New York City teachers have been accused of everything from incompetence to patronizing prostitutes. But when the city has tried to fire them it has heard officers say "no" 60 percent of the time.
Mayor Bill de Blasio says New York City is "constantly vigilant'' against any terror threat posed by recent violence in Iraq.
Shirley Cunningham guides pedestrians through a busy intersection with a little dance she said is inspired by a classic children's song always playing on her headset.
The words "smile, you're on candid camera" have taken on new meaning in the city's crackdown on speeding motorists.
The words in the yearbook at Roosevelt High School in Roosevelt, Long Island, appear to be lifted from another school. While school officials said it was a clerical error, others have alleged it was plagiarism.
When a button was mistakenly pressed June 6 at Marshall Elementary School in South Orange, it never alerted police.
Rinat Dray said she felt her doctor was being impatient as he continued to pressure her to have a C-section right away, despite her insistence on a natural birth.
A dog named Rocky may end up losing his eyesight, after a neighbor allegedly threw ammonia in his face in the Heartland Village section of Staten Island.
A pilot radioed for help Tuesday just before his small plane crashed into the yard of a Long Island home and burst into flames, killing him.
Police found a missing 9-year-old boy Wednesday afternoon, more than 24 hours after he vanished in East Harlem.
The 2013 results show 39 percent of students surveyed had at least one drink of alcohol in the last 30 days, down from 56 percent in 2001.
Just one day before the Legislative session ends, New York lawmakers struck a deal with Cuomo on a series of bills that take aim at the growing heroin crisis.
Nicholas "Nicky Mouth" Santora, the alleged underboss of the organization, appeared in Manhattan Supreme Court with seven co-defedants facing charges of extortion, loan-sharking, gambling and drug dealing.
