$1.4 Billion In Federal Aid Coming For Transit Agencies Hit By Sandy
Federal money has been flowing into the New York Metro area to help transit agencies hit hard by Superstorm Sandy.
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Federal money has been flowing into the New York Metro area to help transit agencies hit hard by Superstorm Sandy.
Hundreds of people had their warrants and summons dismissed in Brooklyn Saturday, during a Safe Surrender event.
Jedd Gyorko is there to provide a solid bat in the lineup, and he could very well emerge as one of the league's best offensive second baseman.
If you're putting Easter baskets together, one Connecticut pediatric dentist said not all candies are created equal when it comes to tooth decay.
Nearly a dozen families woke up without a home on the day before Easter, after a raging fire gutted several Perth Amboy buildings.
The City of New York has launched a new free app providing advice to teens who are sexually active – and if parents don't like it, it's too bad for them.
Flames leaped from home to home, quickly spreading through row houses in Perth Amboy. The blaze swept through five homes in total.
If your apartment has a weak or old doorknob, you could be easy target for a new breed of burglars.
A library in the Bronx was turned into a maternity ward thanks to a baby that surprised everyone.
U.S. District Judge Deborah Batts in a ruling released publicly Friday rejected the arguments of American Atheists, which had sued the National September 11 Memorial & Museum's operators in 2011 on constitutional grounds.
Police said if you get such a call, you should independently verify the relative's whereabouts and shouldn't give out personal information over the phone.
The libertarian think tank at George Mason University in Virginia says New York is dead last in freedom. Most people seem to think that's a stretch, but many see the point.
A family that had counted its blessings is now totaling up its losses.
The borough estimates it will set aside $200,000 to pay the total salary costs for the five retired police offices -- one for each school.
Friday's leak happened at Park Avenue and 14th Street around the corner from where the 30-inch pipe was broken by a construction crew at around 11 a.m. Thursday.
