9/11 First Responders Heading To Haiti To Help Orphanage In Need
HEART 9/11, a group of New York City first responders, is continuing its effort to help others in need by leaving for Haiti on Sunday.
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HEART 9/11, a group of New York City first responders, is continuing its effort to help others in need by leaving for Haiti on Sunday.
Worried about how it will affect Westchester's most vulnerable, Hudson Valley Congresswoman Nita Lowey says the House of Representatives was irresponsible when it passed the Agriculture Appropriation Act.
Authorities said two boys who are only 12 and 13-years-old, would watch people walking on the streets in Hempstead and when they saw someone wearing gold jewelry, police said the duo would scare the victim, grab the gold necklace or chain and run.
With many gay couples looking to tie the knot, New York hotel chains and wedding planners are anticipating increased wedding business because of the new same-sex marriage law.
It's a summer ritual for thousands of children in the Tri-State area. They're heading off to camp and many of them this weekend. But there are some things every parent will need to know before the kids get on the bus.
Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney has written the MTA asking for air tests at the construction site.
Today there will be plenty of sunshine mixing with some clouds. High of 80 degrees.
Dan Gallagher and Peter Shearer were dating for 14 years, but it took only 30 seconds to pop the question, in the middle of the New York Lesbian and Gay Pride Run no less.
Friends and family said goodbye Saturday morning to pharmacist Raymond Ferguson and single mother of two, Jamie Taccetta.
Joseph Waldo was arrested on charges including felony criminal mischief and possession of a graffiti instrument.
Activists are calling it a major victory in civil rights as celebrations continue around New York City today after Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a same-sex marriage bill into law.
Summer is here and for many, that means family travel. If you haven't, here are some things you should know.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg and City Council Speaker Christine Quinn gathered with city lawmakers and the head of the teachers' union Friday evening to announce the roughly $66 billion deal, which ducks the worst of the cutbacks the mayor had said would be unavoidable.
In it's 18th year, the Ice Factory Summer Festival is once again serving as a breeding ground for up and coming musicians, actors and artists in lower Manhattan.
The right of same-sex couples to wed became reality in New York state late Friday night after Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed the controversial Marriage Equality Act into law.
