N.Y. State Assembly Endorses Bill To Make Yogurt Official State Snack
New York State drew one step closer Wednesday to making yogurt the official state snack, with the state Assembly endorsing the measure.
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New York State drew one step closer Wednesday to making yogurt the official state snack, with the state Assembly endorsing the measure.
Nicole Diggs, of the Bronx, was charged with one count of criminally negligent homicide and one count of endangering the welfare of a child in an indictment unsealed by the Westchester District Attorney's Office Wednesday.
A survey released Wednesday by Quinnipiac University said that 51 percent of New York City residents approve of the mayor, while 28 percent do not.
Two years after reaching an agreement that was supposed to turn its money-losing Playland amusement park into a profitable enterprise, Westchester County has scrapped the plan.
The S'MAC gourmet macaroni and cheese restaurant in the East Village has been ordered closed by city health inspectors, who reported finding evidence of mice and other problems.
A swarm of bees took over a tree in East Harlem Wednesday afternoon, putting so much weight on one branch that it broke off.
Federal and state officials are warning some New Jersey residents about an insect infestation that kills ash trees.
A stunning decision to overturn teacher tenure laws in California has New York City parents mobilizing to seek the same thing here.
New York City is leading the drive to be ready in case of another housing emergency like the one that followed Superstorm Sandy.
The age-old dilemma of balancing life and work may be taking a greater toll than women realize.
The aluminum colossus dubbed "Walking Figure" appeared at the airport in Westhampton, not far from the village and beaches.
A four-mile steel wall is going up along the Jersey Shore beachfront, in one of the biggest projects that New Jersey will undertake to keep residents safe from storms like Superstorm Sandy.
Majority Leader Eric Cantor lost his primary re-election bid to a little-known Tea Party candidate Tuesday night, sending shockwaves through Washington.
A crew of New York City strippers scammed wealthy men by drugging them and running up extravagant bills at topless clubs while they were in a daze, authorities said.
A man was arrested in connection with a threat that terrified commuters and snarled traffic on the New Jersey side of the Lincoln Tunnel Tuesday evening, police said.
