Outer Boroughs Immune From Meter Rate Increase
While many drivers faced a new increased parking meter rate this week, many areas of the outer boroughs won't have to deal with the skyrocketing transportation costs.
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While many drivers faced a new increased parking meter rate this week, many areas of the outer boroughs won't have to deal with the skyrocketing transportation costs.
Shootings and killings have become a common nightmare among residents in Huntington Station since last summer, but now there's a new fight against crime in the Long Island community.
A Long Island town is lifting a Depression-era law that requires a permit for anyone gathering worms.
A man has admitted shooting two women during a night of mayhem near New York City's Times Square last spring.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo plans weekly online broadcasts to schools with updates on what the state government's been doing, talk about the upcoming week and answers to questions.
He's been in and out of jail 41 times in the past 12 years and now he's going away even longer. Judge Carol Berkman sentenced Naim Jabbar to seven years in prison for what authorities called the "eyeglass scam" on Thursday.
In the wake of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's revelation that reports on signal inspections were falsified over the past decade, Transit officials are now testifying about the workflow and council members are still angry.
A trial has been set for an aging, down on his luck mobster after being arrested for attempting to rob a man trying to sell a diamond engagement ring.
Reader's Digest is officially no longer in Chappaqua and its iconic headquarters is nearly vacant, but there are those who are still hanging on to the memories.
Aftab Ali Khan of Watertown was scheduled to appear in court Thursday, after two initial hearings were delayed to give his attorney more time to prepare.
Federal and state emergency officials already estimate shoreline destruction from the Christmas weekend blizzard at more than $10 million.
He's America's hottest - and most improbable - star.
Revenue in stores open at least one year rose 9.7 percent. That was the company's best holiday performance in more than a decade, Barnes & Noble said.
If you don't know anyone with the flu yet, it might not be long before you do. Nearly 1,000 positive flu tests were reported in New York last week and those are just the cases that were actually tested.
The April 5 assault on Rodolfo Olmedo was the first of a series of suspected anti-Hispanic bias attacks in the borough's Port Richmond section.
