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The $14 toll that the Cuomo administration has proposed for a new Tappan Zee Bridge is too high, the governor said. When it was announced by Cuomo staffers last week, it caused an outcry in the New York City suburbs that rely on the span.
Sanchez or Tebow? It just doesn't matter! Because no matter who they pick, the Patriots are STILL the better team and this will be ANOTHER year without a Super Bowl!
Fast-moving storms battered the Tri-State Area on Friday, sending trees onto homes, and causing widespread outages and delays.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars in jewels ripped off right in the middle of the day. It happened recently in the Bronx. It's part of a recent trend that has left store owners very nervous.
On Friday afternoon officials announced that the Hudson river swim advisory would be lifted by 11 p.m. Officials with the U.S. Ironman Triathlon announced Saturday's race will go forward -- complete with the swim -- as planned.
Residents are helping to look for the suspect, who police described as an Asian man between 45 and 55 years old. He was last seen wearing tan shorts and a green shirt with blue stripes.
The city of Long Beach is inundated with false alarms – more than 1,000 a year. Police officers, firemen and ambulances race to a home or business only to discover there is no emergency.
Army Maj. Thomas E. Kennedy was killed Wednesday when a bomber detonated a suicide vest in the Kunar province, the Department of Defense said. A native of New City, he graduated from West Point in 2000.
A Honda, a van and two other cars were submerged in water on Joyce Kilmer Avenue in New Brunswick. It took just minutes for the fast-moving rain to flood out the street, stranding a driver right in the middle of it.
With cheers of "USA, USA" hundreds packed the bleachers at Asphalt Green on the Upper East Side to welcome home Lia Neal, who just captured the bronze medal in the freestyle relay.
New levels of negative campaign ads have both candidates for president condemning them. The problem is each candidate is only upset by the other guy's ads.
The state Claims Commissioner is being urged by the Office of the Attorney General to dismiss a claim against the state filed by Charla Nash, the Stamford woman severely disfigured by a chimpanzee in 2009.
Zoning issues could force one Connecticut family to get rid of their pet bunny.
Police are asking the public for help in identifying two men wanted for impersonating police officers in Midtown.
