Yonkers Mayor Vetoes Bedbug-Control Bill
The mayor of Yonkers has vetoed a bedbug-control bill that would have required old mattresses to be wrapped in plastic bags.
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The mayor of Yonkers has vetoed a bedbug-control bill that would have required old mattresses to be wrapped in plastic bags.
Forget the pretzels and hot dogs. New York City's parks may soon be offering a more diverse selection of foods.
The Rye Brook Police Department has contracted with crimereports.com to map out crime for residents.
She said it felt like she was flying. That's how an elderly woman described a heartless attack inside a subway station. And it was at the hands of another woman.
From homeless to Hollywood to rehab – the man with the golden voice, Brooklyn native Ted Williams, was admitted for treatment Wednesday.
The Tri-State area took a walloping from the latest snow storm that brought some parts over two feet of snow.
A California murder mystery four decades old is being re-investigated, because the unidentified young woman who was brutalized and murdered is now believed to have been from the Tri-State Area.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg waited and waited and then waited some more before deciding to heep all New York City public schools open the morning after the big snow storm. Was it the right decision?
Officials on eastern Long Island say some areas were hit by up to 17 inches of snow during an overnight storm, causing dozens of fender-benders but no injuries.
With inches of snow on the ground, a pop-up park helps to take the chill out of your bones.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg says New York City's response to the latest bout of snow is very different than during the blizzard a few weeks ago.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he was "shocked" to learn 28 top officers in the state police got raises of more than $20,000 last month as some 900 state workers were facing layoffs.
The magnitude 7.0 earthquake on Jan. 12, 2010, killed more than 230,000.
The state Board of Regents has approved changes in the statewide curriculum and testing to enforce the requirements, which include the higher standard for math in kindergarten and first grade.
Some people went out on the street early Wednesday to clear paths to work. Three workers at the Neptune Diner on Astoria Boulevard had to keep shoveling and salting to make the parking lots available.
