Residents remember Underground Railroad stops in the Bronx
You might now be able to see the stops, but Bronx residents say they've been walking on the history for hundreds of years.
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You might now be able to see the stops, but Bronx residents say they've been walking on the history for hundreds of years.
Inspired by the tragic death of a boy on Long Island, New York has enacted a law requiring AEDs at youth activities.
As New York City grapples with scorching heat, more than 200 cooling centers were closed Wednesday because Juneteenth is a federal holiday.
Black Lives Matter of Greater New York founder Hawk Newsome cries foul after Mayor Eric Adams and the NYPD stop Juneteenth celebration in the Bronx.
Christian Inga, accused of raping a 13-year-old girl in Kissena Park, was arraigned Wednesday in Queens Criminal Court.
The social worker who was beaten while attempting a home visit in Westchester County has died.
As temperatures soar, New Yorkers are flocking to the beaches to escape the heat. The FDNY wants to make sure people stay safe both on land and in the water.
The Tri-State Area is dealing with dangerous and excessive heat, high humidity and air quality concerns this week.
Wednesday is Juneteenth, which means there will be closures around New York City.
Jon Becker and Mike Sole never knew their friendship would end up saving a life.
Two Brooklyn women are working to highlight the importance of lesbian bars to the LGBTQ community.
President Biden's new "Parole in Place" immigration program lauded by many lawmakers and New Yorkers.
At least 10 children with special needs were injured in a school bus crash in Queens on Tuesday. Three adults also suffered serious injuries.
Registered Democrats in Westchester County will be choosing a candidate for district attorney on Primary Election Day.
As New York City and the surrounding area slip into the grip of an extended period of dangerous heat, NYC health officials released their annual report on heat-related deaths in the Big Apple.
