Giving Thanks: What New Yorkers Are Grateful For This Holiday Season
WLNY TV 10/55's Long Island Bureau Chief Richard Rose went out to see what folks in New York were celebrating this Thanksgiving.
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WLNY TV 10/55's Long Island Bureau Chief Richard Rose went out to see what folks in New York were celebrating this Thanksgiving.
There were two pilots on board, said Caleb Walsh with AirSign, the Florida-based aerial advertising firm operating the blimp. The pilots were not injured.
Around six thousand people participated in Garden City's annual 'Turkey Trot' race this year, with many clad in colorful and creative holiday-inspired costumes.
A police officer helped revive a 10-year-old boy who was found unresponsive at a school playground in Long Island.
Danielle Wisnieski, who police said is 26 weeks pregnant, was given Narcan by members of the Suffolk County Police Medical Crisis Action Team before she was taken to Stony Brook University Hospital for minor injuries.
U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal is pushing to change the racially offensive name that have been attached an underwater rock formation in the Long Island Sound.
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade executive producer Amy Kule said this year's parade features the best of giant balloons, floats, marching bands, and performers "unparalleled to year's past."
Joseph Ferrufino, 21, now faces four counts of attempted murder charges -- upgraded charges from the original first and third-degree arson charges he originally faced.
"There are more fatal crashes over Thanksgiving than any other holiday," Nassau County Acting District Attorney Madeline Singas said.
Suffolk County police Sgt. Hank Arnold stressed that are no credible terror threats to the area.
Right now, impaired hit-and-run drivers face four years for leaving the scene, while avoiding sobriety tests that would subject them to up to fifteen years behind bars.
A town councilman in Southampton, Long Island pleaded guilty Tuesday to federal criminal charges, alleging he conspired with others to peddle oxycodone pills and prescriptions for cash.
A Long Island boy was honored for his act of bravery after alerting his family to a fire in their home, effectively saving their lives.
Video from the scene showed heavy damage to the garage and front of the house.
Jexcy Solorzano-Cedeno of East Patchogue faces five hate crime charges including grand larceny and scheme to defraud.
