Rockland County reopens several roads after storms: The list
As Rockland County recovers from Sunday's devastating storm, officials announced several roads will reopen Wednesday.
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As Rockland County recovers from Sunday's devastating storm, officials announced several roads will reopen Wednesday.
A group of volunteer workers saved the lives of two hikers washed off a trail in Bear Mountain State Park.
A state of emergency remains in effect for the county, along with a flood watch for most of eastern New York through Tuesday night.
Whether on foot or in a car, people have been struggling to get around Monday after Sunday's flooding.
Metro-North, Amtrak and local airports were all impacted by heavy rain and flash flooding on Sunday.
Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency Sunday due to "life-threatening" flooding from storms and heavy rain.
The pain at losing volunteer Firefighter Jared Lloyd has morphed into anger. The deal calls only for probation.
Hundreds of first responders joined Firefighter Jared Lloyd's family outside court in protest.
The move comes as another 2,100 arrived in the city last week, increasing the overall total to more than 74,000
The main has since been shut off, but the roadway is expected to be closed for repair work until further notice.
Wednesday, hotel lawyers asked a judge to lift the restraining order.
Investigators say the child died after she was left alone in the family's car for several hours on May 9.
With patriotic songs and a seven-gun salute, Clarkstown puts the focus on the sacrifice that keeps America free.
It happened around 10 a.m. Thursday at the Boards of Cooperative Educational Services school on Parrott Road.
New York City is trying to house hundreds of asylum seekers at Hudson Valley hotels, including one in Newburgh.
New York City has been searching for available space for 61,000 asylum seekers -- and counting.
Investigators say the 1-year-old was left unattended in the car for several hours on Tuesday afternoon.
Two suburban counties are vowing to stop hundreds of asylum seekers from being bussed in from New York City.
The Orangetown supervisor got an unexpected call from Mayor Eric Adams, who said asylum seekers sent to the city will go to a hotel in her town instead.
County Executive Ed Day says the county does not have the infrastructure to handle busloads of asylum seekers.
The plan could be implemented if border towns continue sending asylum seekers and hotel space runs out.
Investigators believe dozens of wildfires in Rockland County last week were sparked by a CSX train.
Local officials speculate that sparks from a CSX train started fires along 15 miles of track.
Officials say a CSX freight train sent sparks into nearby brush, starting dozens of fires in three different towns.
Customers will find discounts on retail price for everything from simple Lego mini-figures to super complex models.
