Tri-State Area Residents Observe Easter Week Traditions
Cardinal Dolan sheds light on the Holy Thursday tradition of the washing of the feet as a New Jersey Catholic school reenacts the Stations of the Cross.
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Cardinal Dolan sheds light on the Holy Thursday tradition of the washing of the feet as a New Jersey Catholic school reenacts the Stations of the Cross.
Untreated glaucoma can lead to blindness. But a tiny new implant could prevent that from happening.
Customers of an East Hanover dry cleaner are fuming after the business was forced to close down, leaving all their clothes held hostage inside.
A Staten Island couple has been left horrified after a package containing condoms was mailed to their 8-year-old daughter.
Heroin is no longer a problem in the dark alleys of urban areas. It has spread to the cul-de-sacs of suburbia.
The 31-year-old con man in federal custody is currently awaiting sentencing in California for his role in the grandparent scam.
Police said the driver of the pickup got out to put a blanket over Steven Acquaviva and then drove off.
Hillary Clinton said she's "really excited'' about becoming a grandmother and it makes the work of empowering future generations even more important.
Flyers, purportedly distributed by pro-Russian rebels, are demanding Jews register with the "Nationalities Commissioner" and pay $50 or lose their citizenship and face deportation.
Mustafa is accused of trying to create an al Qaeda training camp in Bly, Ore., in late 1999. He's also charged with helping kidnappers in Yemen in a 1998 attack and arranged for fighters to attend an al Qaeda training camp.
The Girl Scouts of Nassau County are teaming up with DHL Express for the 9th Annual Operation Cookie.
Transit officials and the union representing an estimated 34,000 New York City subway and bus workers have reached a tentative contract deal.
The Democrat served as a state senator, deputy New York City mayor and New York's first black secretary of state. He was part of the influential "Gang of Four'.'
Christie said the state is phasing in a program to send non-violent drug-addicted first-time offenders to rehab instead of jail. He discussed efforts at a conference organized by former Gov. Jim McGreevey.
Suffolk is following in the steps of New York City and Nassau County, which have both recently made improvements to their systems.
