Church Serves Increasing Number Of Homeless In Soup Kitchen
There's a growing number of Americans who won't be setting their tables at home. Instead, many Americans will be eating at soup kitchens across the country.
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There's a growing number of Americans who won't be setting their tables at home. Instead, many Americans will be eating at soup kitchens across the country.
As the Christmas holidays approached, HBO executive assistant Molana Kasanova wanted to do something other than the traditional Secret Santa office exchange.
Authorities are ramping up their effort to solve a Manhattan mystery: Who drilled a hole into the home of a beef fortune heir and stole a collection of iconic artworks by Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol?
Getting a computer not only brought Alander Fox's family into the 20th century, it changed their lives.
New York is putting nearly $60 million into a loan fund for homeowners to get free or lower-cost audits of their energy use and money for projects to stop their houses from leaking heat.
Gov. David Paterson has issued pardons to 24 immigrants with prior criminal convictions, to prevent their deportation.
Holiday procrastinators packed stores Friday morning, grabbing those last few presents, snagging gift cards and the finishing touches for Christmas dinner.
When asked what made firefighter Capt. Sean Giery spend his time on Christmas Eve preparing meals for City Meals on Wheels and not at home spending time with his family, the answer was good will.
A star of the TV series "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit'' is getting her own taste of law and order - in real life.
Tracking Santa's travels is a celebrated tradition at the North American Aerospace Command, and it unfolds Friday for the 55th year.
It's a holiday card with a message.
Despite heroic efforts by firefighters, a 4-month-old infant died after a fire swept through her Brooklyn home.
In the cold and wind, the Salvation Army's Gerardo Balmori and Giovanni Coello made it through the night singing Feliz Navidad again and again and again.
If you're on your way out of New York for the holiday, chances are you won't have much of a problem getting over the river and through the woods.
In a city recognized as a prime target for terrorism, some are fearful the Christmas holiday will be anything but peaceful in New York City, and authorities are on high alert for possible terrorist activity.
