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The state is withholding $1 million a month from a contractor working on the new Tappan Zee Bridge project after a barge broke loose from the construction site Sunday -- the third such incident since September.
A gunman was found guilty Monday of the 2010 shooting of a Seton Hall University student at an off-campus party.
Researchers analyzed 30 years worth of data, tracking the different ways parents participate in their children's academic lives -- helping with homework, observing a child's class and volunteering at their school -- and the impact they have.
Clad in a Mets hat and personalized jersey, he threw a soft pitch for a strike over the plate Monday to mark Opening Day against the Washington Nationals.
A group of con artists is apparently scamming elderly Queens homeowners by convincing them to have unneeded work performed on their roofs.
The northbound lanes of the Pulaski Skyway will soon be shut down for expensive renovations, but you might be surprised at who is paying for that work.
Legislation introduced in Albany dramatically expands the number of speed cameras in New York City, and lets Nassau and Suffolk counties install them too.
Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez has introduced a bill that would allow drivers to park on a street again right after a street sweeper moves through.
Best-selling author Michael Lewis told "60 Minutes" that super fast, computerized stock trading now controls more than half the market and raises the costs of stocks for everyday investors.
The city acknowledged it has spent only a fraction of the money available for Sandy-related home repairs and rebuilding, but it's something Mayor Bill de Blasio has vowed to fix.
Volunteer fire departments already have been struggling to recruit new members, and now, a popular incentive to join a department is disappearing.
You'll feel like you're dining in a four-star restaurant when you taste this hearty stew.
According to the head of the UN panel, the world needs to cut pollution from heat-trapping gases, or the already-noticeable harms from global warming could spiral "out of control.''
March is not going out like a lamb. Drivers in Islandia were negotiating through three inches of slush around lunchtime.
General Motors is recalling 1.3 million vehicles in the U.S. because the electronic power-steering assist can suddenly stop working.
