Gov. Andrew Cuomo Says Bridge-Naming Backlash Is 'Personally Hurtful'
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said a petition to take his late father's name off a new bridge is "personally hurtful.''
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said a petition to take his late father's name off a new bridge is "personally hurtful.''
Police say late last Wednesday night, a woman walking on a path just steps from the station was accosted by a man on a bicycle, who allegedly grabbed her and then groped her.
The jury's foreman sent a note to the judge indicating that after hours of deliberation, no unanimous consensus was reachable.
Lois Colley, 83, was found dead inside her sprawling hilltop estate known as Windswept Farm on Titicus Road in North Salem in 2015.
Montclair mother Wendy Lacey just became a landlord, but her business model is a little different.
Parents at the 7th Avenue Center for Family Services want to know what happened after the family of a 3-year-old said the little boy died from an allergic reaction to a sandwich he ate.
With 81 percent of precincts reporting, Democrat George Latimer won 57 percent of the vote compared to 43 percent for Republican Astorino, who conceded shortly before midnight Tuesday.
Should New Jersey borrow more than $100 million to help upgrade public libraries? That's an issue voters will get to decide Tuesday.
Michelle Allen, of the Bronx, believes she was born to be a mother. She became a foster parent and opened her heart and her home.
The U.S. Attorney General expressed confidence Thursday in the ability of the justice system to prosecute people facing terrorism charges.
Dozens of people have already received the vaccine after Westchester County health officials said an employee of bartaco in Port Chester worked there while infected.
Forecasters say the heavy downpours that soaked the region on Sunday are ending Monday. However, strong winds will persist through part of the day.
Five years ago, Woody's Ocean Grille was one of the most popular spots in Sea Bright. When Superstorm Sandy rolled in, Woody's was just one of the town's businesses that was devastated.
Major improvements have been made in Sea Bright, New Jersey in the five years since Superstorm Sandy, but some families are still not home.
The Westchester County Health Department says anyone who visited bartaco on Willet Avenue between Oct. 12 and Oct. 23 is urged to get preventative treatment immediately.
New York lawmakers are sounding an alarm, saying something needs to be done to address the growing tick population.
Rank-and-file Connecticut lawmakers are being briefed on the final details of a tentative bipartisan budget deal that legislative leaders hope will come up for a vote this week.
A series of paintball attacks have left several people injured in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
The bells of Staten Island's oldest Roman Catholic church toll again for the first time in roughly 30 years.
It's been nearly five years since Sandy, but a new report finds people are still struggling to recover.
Westchester Community College will hire a full-time diversity officer after fliers for a white nationalist organization turned up on campus.
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office uncovered nearly 1,500 red light camera violations in two counties over three years.
Judge William Walls ruled against defense lawyers' arguments that the charges should be dropped because they didn't meet a narrower definition of bribery under a 2016 U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
Rose Terhune is the quintessential grandmother. She's on a crocheting crusade, making hundreds of hats and blankets for those in need every year.
A non-partisain commission is recommending a toll increase on the new Tappan Zee Bridge.
