Port Jefferson To Let You Pay For Parking By Phone
The only catch is that drivers will drivers will have to pay a 40-cent surcharge each time they use the app.
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The only catch is that drivers will drivers will have to pay a 40-cent surcharge each time they use the app.
TV 10-55's Alex Denis and the Mobile Couch hit up Humble Chic, New York's newest fashion pop-up shop, to find some secrets to style savings.
The Standard Hotel in the Meatpacking District features an 18th-floor bathroom with 10-foot-high ceiling-to-floor windows that allow people on the street to look up and see Boom Boom Room clubgoers relieving themselves.
If you see a flashing alert coming from your taxi TV screen, you should probably pay attention.
Let's fast-forward from my mid-80s, NHL-crazed days at Binghamton: The NHL might be canceling its season for a second time in less than ten years. And hardly anyone cares.
The MLB playoff race is heating up! Find out which teams are in it for real in Evan's weekly rankings.
Freitag's supporting SHARE, a non-profit organization that offers peer support to women with breast or ovarian cancer, their families and friends.
Fairview Police Chief Frank Del Vecchio spent Tuesday morning and afternoon running -- both to remember the thousands killed and to raise money for the children left behind.
James Wiley says he used employees on his home to build an addition, install a hot tub, and put in new pavement while having the town picked up the tab.
New York, the nation and the world paused Tuesday to remember the nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives in the Sept. 11th attacks 11 years ago.
Every since Hurricane Irene, there has been just a narrow strip of sand at Beach 90th so Parks Administrator Jill Weber said it's finally being fixed. Residents on Beach 121st Street are happy to see it go.
The parents of hundreds – and possibly thousands -- of New York City special needs students seem to be caught in school bus chaos. With their ride coming late or not showing up at all parents are left asking "where's that bus?"
Events and memorials were held around the Tri-State area Tuesday to mark the 11th anniversary of the Sept. 11th terror attacks.
They're self-described "tacky" Hooters girls, tasked with delivering wings and beer. But one customer is now suing the franchise in Fresh Meadows, saying the ladies served up a lot more than just food.
It's near the top of any ranking of New York City prep schools, with tuition to match. It costs almost $40,000 per year to attend the all-girls Nightingale-Bamford School. The scandal is casting quite a cloud over the start classes.
