Housing Discrimination Alleged In Northern Suburbs
They had the same finances and went to the same realtors, but WRO says the darker the skin, the more they were discriminated against when it came to renting.
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They had the same finances and went to the same realtors, but WRO says the darker the skin, the more they were discriminated against when it came to renting.
Port Authority Executive Director Chris Ward was beaming as he said great progress is being made on the construction of One World Trade Center.
Gourmet food served in a pub-style atmosphere provides a comfortable and delicious setting for this week's Dining Deal. Tony Tantillo heads to the Thistle Hill Tavern in Brooklyn to sample what's cooking.
Luis Guamal addressed the family, saying he was very sorry for the crash that killed 44-year-old John Boffa last March.
The New York Senate's new Republican majority has given committee chairmanships to three Democrats who split earlier from their party's main caucus.
Last month we told you about Queens couple being deported and forced to leave their son behind as he battles a deadly disease. On Tuesday immigration officials delivered good news to the family.
The Tri-State is getting a reprieve from Monday's brutal cold, but we're also getting a preview of Wednesday's wintry weather.
It was a moving train, open to the elements. Metro-North has launched an investigation into why a door on a crowded commuter train didn't close when it pulled out of the station.
Bergen County's 230 plows and salting vehicles are ready for Wednesday's snowfall, especially with their newest weapon for melting snow quickly -- a briny mixture of salt and water that resembles pickle juice.
Police said a man was arrested after making an illegal U-turn in Jamaica, Queens near JFK Airport and officers found nunchucks in his back seat.
The detective will learn about the bombing, which killed 35 people, gathering information to help New York guard against a similar attack.
Claire Reed, who was 63-years-old, suffered chest pains and died on December 27. Her family's attorney says the police, fire, transportation and sanitation departments are at fault.
After targeting distracted drivers, some New York lawmakers want to go after distracted walkers. They are looking to ban them from using iPods and cell phones while walking and crossing the street.
Homeowner Frank DeVito said that when he and his family first moved into the area, they had a "wonderful beach." With 60 feet of the beach now eroded, DeVito blamed the jetties.
Months after retired Hempstead doctor Rebecca Twine was killed mowing her lawn, the woman charged in her death was apologetic Tuesday and told reporters she was "really sorry."
