Raise Whole Downtown In Highlands? Many Concerned About Cost
The Sandy-ravaged community of Highlands, N.J., continues to look at the possibility of raising its entire downtown – but many have been wondering where the money will come from.
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The Sandy-ravaged community of Highlands, N.J., continues to look at the possibility of raising its entire downtown – but many have been wondering where the money will come from.
The race for Westchester County executive have gotten ugly, with Tea Party conservative challenger Kurt Colucci now taking heat from incumbent Rob Astorino's campaign over Nazi images posted to the Web by Colucci's father.
Significant budget cuts by the Federal Aviation Administration could mean closed air traffic towers and possible layoffs if those in Washington are unable to reach an agreement.
The first civil rights museum in New York City, and New York State, will be constructed in Harlem in the coming years.
A man was shot and killed early Saturday in the Suffolk County community of Farmingville.
Staffers at the public library in the New Jersey capital city of Trenton have begun rationing restroom supplies, after repeated incidents of vandalism and theft.
One man was killed, and another was wounded, when shots rang out on a street in Newark Friday night.
Proposed New York state legislation would protect gender identity or expression from discrimination, and subject any violator to a potential hate crime prosecution.
The Hamburg Turnpike in New Jersey is dangerous, and a plan to fix it up has been in place for decades – but with very little means to do it.
Another person was struck and killed on a subway train Friday night, bringing the total number of subway accidents up to five for just this week.
The Connecticut Audubon Society has issued its annual report on the state of birds in the Northeast – specifically Connecticut.
A 48-year-old woman is dead, after being struck by a vehicle in Brooklyn Heights.
Suffolk County police on Saturday launched a training exercise simulating a gunman opening fire in a school.
Longtime Little Italy residents and business owners have complained of being squeezed out by greedy landlords, but one man is appealing for help to save the historic district.
The New York Public Library is offering free assistance in filing tax returns online, and the service is available to those in a certain income bracket.
