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The vaccine is quick, easy, and often free but only about a third of the population will get vaccinated, possibly because of some of the myths associated with the vaccine.
Two makers of pet treats have pulled their products from the market because they contain traces of poultry antibiotics that are not approved in the United States.
Amazon employees will pick, pack and ship items for customers at the 1-million-square-foot center in Robbinsville, which the company plans to occupy in early 2014.
The funding being sought by Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand would help improve energy efficiency in the homes of needy families.
Mold can develop between the removable seat cushion and the hard plastic frame of the sleeper when it remains moist or is infrequently cleaned, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said.
The New Jersey-based owner of the Mandee, Annie Sez and Afaze clothing stores filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Monday, citing effects from Superstorm Sandy as the cause of its financial woes.
The goal of the redesigned signs, according to city officials, is to give drivers the information they need to find a legal parking spot.
The resurrection of the MTA's B39 bus line between Williamsburg and the Lower East Side has Brooklyn residents ecstatic.
State officials say New York gamblers plunked down a record $9.1 billion on state-sanctioned lottery games in 2012.
Motorists have been seeing higher prices at the pump in New Jersey lately.
One month before beginning his 10-year presence sentence, Peter Madoff – the brother of convicted Ponzi scheme operator Bernie Madoff – has sold his posh Park Avenue home, according to a published report.
More than 4,000 properties on Nassau County's South Shore, including Cedarhurst, Lybrook and Valley Stream, have been removed from the new federal flood zone maps.
An unreleased state report found potential health impacts from fracking are addressed in the Department of Environmental Conservation's regulatory plan, making a separate health impact study unnecessary.
January marks one of the slowest months for retail sales, which means good news for shoppers.
The Hunger Action Network report shows that two-thirds of food pantries and soup kitchens have reported a drop in food donations while the majority of them said they served more people last year.
