Pastor Vows To Rebuild After Fire Tears Through Historic Englewood Church
A massive fire tore through a historic church in New Jersey just days before the most important holiday in the Christian calendar.
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A massive fire tore through a historic church in New Jersey just days before the most important holiday in the Christian calendar.
Thanks to a donation from the Friends of the Smithtown Library, all four branches have a 3-D printer.
Police were seen outside Eric Trump's residence at 100 Central Park South early Friday morning.
The nation's largest St. Patrick's Day parade stepped off Thursday in New York City, and for the first time in decades, gay activists are not decrying it as an exercise in exclusion.
The Really Terrible Orchestra of Westchester is a place for all musicians -- there are no auditions and all are welcome.
Shouting "Stop the takeover!'' dozens of Atlantic City residents brought the hearing in Trenton to a brief halt as a community activist was led from the hearing room after refusing to stop testifying.
Police are categorizing the disappearance of Kelly Rivera-Pillco as a runaway case, officials said.
Like most of her friends in Hastings-on-Hudson, 16-year-old Janey Litvin was married to her smartphone.
With rail workers threatening to strike next weekend, NJ TRANSIT unveiled its contingency plan Thursday, but said the service won't be able to get all commuters into New York.
The Ashford Avenue Bridge is falling down and needs to be replaced.
Gov. Chris Christie wouldn't answer any questions that weren't related to the nomination of a New Jersey Supreme Court judge.
There's an effort in the Hudson Valley to spread the word about a critical lifeline that few people know exists.
Connecticut lawmakers are pushing to bring back a bill that would impose harsher penalties on people who make threats against schools.
An attorney for the state of Connecticut is asking the state Supreme Court to reinstate a murder conviction against Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel that was overturned in 2013.
The common core standards in New York are going to be reviewed and changed over the next few years, with new tests expected by 2017.
Lawyers for the company that made the rifle used in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting are expected to ask a Connecticut judge to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit filed by families of some of the victims.
The Clarkstown Police Department is arming its officers with words and honing their communication skills in an effort to prevent conflict.
Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano and Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone are rolling out a new joint task force to combat heroin on Long Island.
Some officials in New York are looking to rename Donald J. Trump State Park due to the candidate's controversial statements on the campaign trail.
Lead in the water in Flint, Michigan was a wake up call for the entire country.
A spokesperson for former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer is denying assault allegations by a woman who claims Spitzer choked her at the Plaza Hotel in Manhattan.
This is the second year Westchester County and Pace University have teamed up for The Westchester Smart Mobile App Development Bowl.
Officials are still not sure what sparked a warehouse fire in central New Jersey that could be smelled from miles away and generated smoke that was detected by weather radar.
A new AAA survey shows New Jersey drivers have a worsening view of the state's road and bridge conditions, and Democratic legislative leaders say the report highlights the need to shore up a key transportation fund.
On the street in the Bronx, the 6-foot-5 detective was known as "Superman" because of his big size and big heart.
