'Perfect Strangers That Come Together To Bring Smiles': Man Spreads Joy Across Long Island With Celebratory Car Parades
They parade from one town to the next, celebrating everything from birthdays to graduations.
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They parade from one town to the next, celebrating everything from birthdays to graduations.
The mayor was asked what he would tell New Yorkers who don't have a car and don't feel comfortable riding mass transit as the city prepares to reopen.
Through petitions and Facebook groups, they're asking school districts for something more traditional than virtual graduations and car parades.
Valerie Mack, born in 1976 two days shy of the U.S. bicentennial, was 24 years old when she disappeared.
Many are receiving the card and mistakenly thinking it's a scam. This, as another 2 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week.
The family of a grandmother battling cancer on Long Island found a creative way to give her comfort while maintaining safety in the midst of the pandemic.
A new plan has been put forth to close main corridors, hoping to boost foot traffic for merchants and expand spaces for restaurants' outdoor dining.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo opened his daily coronavirus briefing on Thursday by turning up the pressure on Washington to provide more funding to New York.
As you step back into a summer social life, doctors are warning you, be cautious.
Courts will open across Long Island on Friday for the first time since the coronavirus shutdown started, but for very limited in-person functions.
The MTA says ridership is up this month over last. In April it was 9% of what it would normally see and the uptick this month is to 11.5%.
Police said 19-year-old Christian Yates hit 4-year-old Roussy Cabrera Fuentes with his 2018 Honda Civic.
Phase 1 of re-opening starts Wednesday, meaning retailers can offer in-store or curbside pick up
Chappy won 10 New York state titles in lacrosse and seven more in field hockey.
A group of protestors and their assemblyman are calling for a federal probe into New York State's nursing home deaths, pointing fingers at the governor.
