Cycle For Survival Kicks Off This Weekend
This weekend across the country, thousands are hopping on an exercise bike to raise money to fight rare cancers.
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This weekend across the country, thousands are hopping on an exercise bike to raise money to fight rare cancers.
From the ashes of New Rochelle's century-old Union Baptist Church comes new life. One year ago, a fire destroyed the building, but not the congregation's spirit.
Dave Bernacchi opened up a pet rescue at the Westfield Sunrise Mall in Massapequa, where folks can adopt loving dogs and cats for small donations.
Officials are investigating two separate fires Friday in Wainscott and Commack that left two people dead.
President Obama's revamped health care rule would not require religious institutions to provide free contraception for their employees.
Tonight's jackpot is the largest prize since the multi-state lottery raised the cost of a ticket to $2.
Police say the suspect walked into a 99 cent store on Irving Avenue at Stockholm Street in Bushwick back on Jan. 25 and began stuffing merchandise down his jacket sleeve.
The NYPD says the driver first hit several parked cars before crashing into the barber shop.
Police say Andrew Harvanek crashed his 2009 Mazda into a tree around 1 a.m. on Randall Road in Ridge.
Tony Bennett, who performed on the very first Grammy Awards, returns for the 54th show this Sunday, and the singer says it never gets old.
Forecasters are calling for some snow this morning and there could be another snow shower later today and early tonight, but temperatures are expected to hit a high of 41 degrees.
One of the coldest air masses so far this winter will descend upon the the Tri-State area as well as most of the Northeast this weekend, but for many it will be gone as quickly as it came.
The latest robbery happened on a street in Mamaroneck, where a 59-year-old man was victimized walking home from the train.
"It's appalling and a shock, because you wouldn't think of it in a school like this," parent David Callaway said.
Officer Kevin Brennan was all smiles as hundreds of uniformed officers gave him a hero's send-off from Bellevue Hospital. He also got a very special visitor as he returned home to Long Island.
