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All over NYC you'll find free outings and ticketed parties to get in the spooky holiday spirit all month long. Attend these parties, classes and events to celebrate Halloween as a family in New York City.
Shortly after Jerry began his morning update, Craig interrupted to ask Al Dukes if he made any progress in booking Eddie Murphy to join the program.
This Halloween has once again drawn attention to some risqué costumes and whether the scariest thing for parents this October 31st could their kids' costumes.
When he began working at the Campbell Apartment 12 years ago, Elpidio Hernandez, now the bar's manager, said he noticed something unusual at the posh Grand Central location.
After he was given a horror book written in the style of a kid's fairy tale, Timothy Haskell had the idea to create a haunted house that had the feel of a children's book.
Springfield Superintendent Michael Davino cited concerns that dressing up for the day detracts from the learning process.
There won't be any witches, vampires, ghosts or goblins roaming the halls this Halloween in Springfield because the school district has decided to ban costumes.
A scarecrow painted to have dark skin was hanging by a rope from a tree in front of a home in Kensington.
As Halloween quickly approaches, bakeries and restaurants all over NYC are gearing up for a sugar overload. Indulge your sweet tooth in these Halloween season goodies, perfect to bring to a themed party or to treat your little ones with on October 31st.
Rather than just taking your little ghouls and goblins trick or treating this year, check out these spooky family-centered Halloween events taking place across New Jersey in the month of October.
Keep trick-or-treaters scary and safe this Halloween with tips for costuming, pumpkin carving, and protecting those little goblins who can't wait to haunt the neighborhood in search of goodies and other ghouls.
Thoughts to ghouls, ghosts and candy take over around Halloween. Here are a few of the bone-chilling (and lighthearted) classics to get you in the mood.
Let's face it. Halloween is all about the sweets! Here are some tips on keeping the candy mayhem to a minimum and a few recipes for spooky lookin' treats.
Channel your inner Martha Stewart by creating inexpensive and easy crafts for Halloween. The kids love it, and it's a perfect way to spend quality time together.
American history is rich with tall tales, legends and hauntings. Here are just a few of the ones people are still talking about.
The pumpkin is king of the Halloween season. Here are some of the many interesting ways it's used, including a few you may not have thought of.
For an extra $20, you can also get a set of boxer shorts, reminiscent of his look in the pictures he texted to women he met online.
Tazo the sea otter was one of many aquarium residents to receive a pumpkin to snack on ahead of the Wildlife Conservation Society's "Ascarium" festivities.
Long Island's all important East End agriculture industry has been hit hard by all this rain and stormy weather of late, and that is bad news for those who want a locally grown pumpkin for this Halloween.
If you're under 18-years-old and have an overdue or missing book borrowed from a branch of the New York Public Library, there is some good news for you.
An obscure law that has been on the books since 1845 has been used five times this week at the protests on Wall Street.
Anyone who has spent much time rolling down the New Jersey Turnpike has endured pockets of foul odor wafting from the industrious swamp that is Northern NJ. It was particularly pungent yesterday between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m.
Kids love Halloween because they get a ton of candy, and they get it fast – but that can often be a cause of concern for parents. Parents should check their kids' candy hauls as soon as they return from trick-or-treating.
Participants in the 38th annual Village Halloween Parade marched and danced their way up 6th Avenue on a Sunday night filled with fright and fun.
Westchester County has once again this Halloween invited sex offenders to a mandatory meeting during prime trick or treating time.
