LIRR: Regular Service To Resume Friday Morning
The Long Island Rail Road says it expects to have regular service restored by Friday morning, however, it will continue to have a "significantly reduced'' rush-hour schedule Thursday afternoon.
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The Long Island Rail Road says it expects to have regular service restored by Friday morning, however, it will continue to have a "significantly reduced'' rush-hour schedule Thursday afternoon.
Jamie Pritchard Holland tried to trick a Long Island auction house into selling stolen Boston Red Sox memorabilia after making up a story about hospital bills for a sick son he doesn't have, authorities said.
Two state lawmakers say they are introducing legislation that would allow James Tate, a Shelton high school teenager, to attend his prom. He was barred from the dance after he asked a girl to prom by posting an invitation in big cardboard letters in the side of the school.
The second annual Manhattan Cocktail Classic, a large-scale tribute to recreational drinking -- which actually takes place across three boroughs -- kicks off this Friday with a gala at the New York City Public Library.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he believes the decision on whether to teach creationism in addition to evolution is a choice best left to local school districts.
Westchester has come a long way from businesses fighting to move there, but if one business group has its way, that will all change.
Cheers erupted as Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray gave the signal and a wrecking ball barreled into the Courtesy Hotel Thursday in West Hempstead.
For seniors at Herbert H. Lehman High School, who are getting ready for prom, things are pretty tight - and we don't just mean the dresses.
Plans to cover the concrete base of the new World Trade Center tower with 2,000 panel of clear prismatic glass have been scrapped because of technical and safety concerns.
The Fair Wages for New Yorkers Act would use taxpayer subsidies to expand living wage jobs. The City Council scheduled a public hearing for Thursday afternoon.
More and more, pricey carriages have started vanishing from sidewalks and front porches and ending up in chop shops.
Some county board members are calling on county executive Rob Astorino to fire his chief of staff George Oros after an email snafu.
Produce market owner Joe Han says two fruit carts within a block of his store, Han's Family Market, have expanded well beyond what the city allows.
Closing arguments were expected Thursday in the six-week long trial of two police officers charged with rape. Officers Kenneth Moreno and Franklin Mata could face up to 25 years in prison if they're convicted.
New York City taxi drivers who refuse to take passengers to their requested destination will soon be slapped with increased fines. The City Council on Wednesday unanimously approved a bill that increases those penalties.
