New York prisoners allowed to watch April 8 eclipse, state DOCCS says
The New York state DOCCS has agreed to let a group of incarcerated people watch Monday's eclipse, settling a lawsuit filed by six inmates.
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The New York state DOCCS has agreed to let a group of incarcerated people watch Monday's eclipse, settling a lawsuit filed by six inmates.
The New York Yankees are pushing back the start time for Monday's game against the Miami Marlins due to the solar eclipse.
New Jersey attorneys say New York's congestion pricing plan provides no mitigation benefits for at least 13 counties in the Garden State that will be adversely affected by changing traffic patterns.
Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez says his team successfully disrupted a cryptocurrency scam operation.
"Elsbeth" star Carrie Preston went for a Tea Around Town bus tour to take in the sights of New York City.
Squatters taking advantage of laws that allow them to live rent free while the lengthy court process plays out are a growing problem in New York City.
Richard Mosback didn't waste time when he saw his neighbor, an 18-year-old firefighter, trapped on the second floor of his burning home.
The 8-year-old died of hypothermia in 2020 after being forced by his father and his fiancé to sleep in the garage in freezing temperatures.
Students who applied to selective specialized schools and regular admission schools have until Friday to decide which they'd like to attend.
Police say a driver struck a 6-year-old boy in a crosswalk at 13th Avenue and 68th Street in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn.
New York, which sits in fifth place in the Eastern Conference, is just 15-14 since Randle went down on Jan. 27.
The Department of Education released the list of new schools coming the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens.
The forecast looked like an April Fools' Day joke, but parts of New York and New Jersey are dealing with a snowstorm almost three weeks into spring.
Cathy Tusiani was killed in the Hamlet of Armonk when a tree hit her car. Several trees came down across the area Wednesday from a combination of soaking rain that saturated the ground and powerful wind gusts.
While the rain may be winding down, places along the coast and flood-prone rivers will see the waters continue to rise.
