Hail Storm Shatters Windows, Rattles Nerves In Queens Neighborhoods
Parts of the Tri-State area -- including Little Neck and Douglaston were pounded from the sky with wind, lightning and ice.
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Parts of the Tri-State area -- including Little Neck and Douglaston were pounded from the sky with wind, lightning and ice.
Long Islanders have officially had their say on the future of Nassau Coliseum and the New York Islanders. It looks like they don't want either.
Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz is fighting back after the Conflicts of Interest Board recently slapped him with the largest fine in its history.
Inside Penn Station, thousands were straining their necks watching the schedule monitors while listening for any service changes.
Artist Zefrey Throwell organized the 5-minute piece, which he said was a social critique of Wall Street and involved dozens of volunteers acting out the motions of people at work.
The female victim was found in the water near Bay 20 Street and Shore Parkway in Brooklyn on July 17.
Some parishioners in the Bronx are calling for the principal of Our Lady Of Mount Carmel School to be fired after a report revealed his writings and views were tied to white supremacy.
Yellow cabs are supposed to take you wherever you want to go in the five boroughs, day or night. But in the case you're about to see, when a passenger asked to go from Manhattan to Brooklyn, things got ugly -- and it was all caught on camera.
An 85-year-old World War II veteran on Staten Island said he will keep a scorched flag hanging outside of his home until whoever torched it last week is caught.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg returned to Sparks Deli, the Queens restaurant that received the city's first-ever A grade last year, to present them with their second consecutive A rating for cleanliness.
Years from now, will the words "ground zero" still be used by New Yorkers to describe the World Trade Center site? Some say it's time to move past using those words, because the site is no longer a disaster zone.
The tragic incident happened Sunday outside 1687 Banyer Place around around 5 p.m. in the Soundview section.
Nearly 4,000 Federal Aviation Administration employees and tens of thousands of construction workers have been off the job since July 22, when Congress let an extension of the FAA budget expire.
Judge Nicholas Garaufis has already decided the city's firefighter entrance exam discriminated against minorities.
Leaders of the House and Senate say votes could come as early as this evening on the deficit-cutting plan that's expected to avert a government default on its debts.
