Hart Island, Final Resting Place Of 1 Million, On Verge Of Becoming NYC Parks Property
The country's largest public cemetery is a step closer to being turned into a public park.
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The country's largest public cemetery is a step closer to being turned into a public park.
A new gaming center where kids can do more than play video games has hit the Bronx. They can actually make them.
Last month, the city of Yonkers banned the sale of flavored vaping products. Well, on Wednesday those products were back on the shelves of local stores.
The cold temperatures are testing New Yorkers to see how tough we really are.
There was key testimony Wednesday in the trial of the driver who allegedly plowed into a pack of Boy Scouts last year, killing one of them.
Police said they're looking for two men who have broken into five homes in the Whitestone section of the borough and one in Flushing, making off with jewelry and thousands of dollars in cash.
"I am just learning about this allegation," he said in a statement Tuesday. "In my nearly 50-year ministry as a priest, I have never engaged in unlawful or inappropriate behavior and I emphatically deny this allegation. I am confident I will be fully vindicated."
A sure sign of the holiday season has settled in.
Today marks World Kindness Day, encouraging people to spread compassion and give back.
Cops ticketed 41-year-old Maria Corillo on Monday morning at the Myrtle-Wyckoff station in Bushwick for "unlicensed general vending" while selling churros, a fried dough pastry.
There is now a formal channel for New Yorkers to complain about the effects of National Grid's natural gas moratorium in the city and on Long Island.
OMNY - which rolled out at 16 stations in May - allows passengers to tap a scanner with a contactless credit or debit card or smart device.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a law to raise the smoking age from 18 to 21 back in July.
The 28-year-old woman spotted the suspect around 5:15 p.m. on Nov. 8 near Harman Street and Evergreen Avenue in Bushwick.
Police said the man was sleeping on a bench on the F train platform at the 14th Street station when another man approached him shortly before 4 a.m. and started an argument.