Gov. Hochul Revives Plan To Make Alcohol To-Go Permanent In New York, But Opponents Lining Up
While Gov. Kathy Hochul is renewing support for reviving takeout drinks from bars and restaurants, it's far from being a done deal.
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While Gov. Kathy Hochul is renewing support for reviving takeout drinks from bars and restaurants, it's far from being a done deal.
Three men who allegedly posed as fake cops in the Bronx are in custody, after police said they attempted to kidnap and rob a man believed to be dealing drugs out of his apartment.
The war on cancer is now 50 years old and a new report from the American Cancer Society shows major progress against lung cancer, the leading cause of cancer death in the U.S.
The search continues for whoever gunned down the 19-year-old early Sunday morning while she was working at a Burger King in East Harlem.
The city of Paterson has nearly 40 high-rise buildings.
Many Americans are feeling the squeeze and sticker shock at the grocery store. We're all paying more for everyday items than we have in decades.
New York's senior senator said the money will also be used to help the Long Island Rail Road and Metro North recover from losses during the pandemic.
The Department of the Interior said it will hold an auction next month that will allow companies to bid on leases for 480,000 acres, from the waters off New York all the way to Cape May.
Two officers suffered minor injuries. No one else was hurt.
Police are trying to track down a man and woman seen on video attacking a man at a bodega in the Bronx.
A memorial is growing outside the restaurant on 116th Street near Lexington Avenue, where cashier Bayron Nieves was shot and killed early Sunday morning.
The governor announced the state's "Vax to Kid" ad campaign to help boost vaccination rates.
The Bronx apartment building fire has raised concerns about the use of space heaters.
Owned and operated by Great Point Studios, the campus was created to help meet a demand for large studio space in the New York City area.
The FDNY says there will be no criminal charges filed against those who live in the apartment where the flames started, and the cause has been ruled accidental.
