How to Survive Your Midlife Blues-
Brett knew that Sarah was in love with New York City. He also knew how much she enjoyed spending time with him, which is why he planned an outing she would never forget for the rest of her life. He planned big. They flew to Manhattan all the way from Calgary, Alberta, Canada. He wanted […] -
From basil-scented scoops to cereal-infused swirls, cool off this summer with some of the best ice cream, soft serve, and gelato in the city.
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NEW YORK—A man suspected of slashing a woman in the face, fatally stabbing a store owner and setting a homeless man on fire has been shot and wounded by police in New York City, authorities said. The attacks began at about 11:30 a.m. Sunday in Queens when a 39-year-old woman was slashed in the face. […]
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NEW YORK—The waterways surrounding New York City are a soup of plastic, ranging from discarded takeout containers down to tiny beads that end up in the food supply, according to a new report by an environmental group. The study, by the group NY/NJ Baykeeper, estimated there are at least 165 million plastic particles floating in […]
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NEW YORK—The National Weather Service says the coldest air mass of the winter may hit the Eastern U.S. this weekend. A wind chill advisory was in effect for New York City beginning Saturday afternoon and continuing to noon Sunday. With the actual temperatures falling as low as 4 degrees below, the weather service says the […]
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New York City Police are looking for a group of men who raped a woman who was walking inside a park with her father.
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A New York City police officer was shot in the ankle early Saturday during an exchange of gunfire with a suspect involved in a large fight, authorities said.
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Emergency crews rescued four of 17 miners who were stuck for hours in an elevator 900 feet underground at a central New York salt mine that's the deepest in the Western Hemisphere
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New Year's Day was a time to chill out for a throng of adventuresome swimmers who started 2016 with a dip in the Atlantic Ocean off New York City.
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A throng of 1 million revelers in Times Square rang in the New Year with raucous cheers and a blizzard of confetti, striking an optimistic, even defiant, tone amid jitters over extremist attacks and heavy security that included 6,000 police officers
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Turkish police on Wednesday detained two suspected ISIS extremists who were believed to be planning suicide attacks during New Year celebrations in central Ankara
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New York City officials say the New Year's Eve celebration in Times Square will be the safest place in the world, heavily secured by thousands of officers, including a new specialized counterterrorism unit.
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The New York Police Department is welcoming 1,123 new officers—and for three of them the job is all in the family.
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NEW YORK—The apartments in a new Manhattan building boast little balconies, tall ceilings, dishwashers, and storage space. All in 360 square feet or less. It’s micro-living in the nation’s biggest city, and New Yorkers could be seeing more of it. Planning officials are proposing to end a limit on how small apartments can be, opening […]
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An NYPD officer faces 5 charges in connection with an alleged false arrest, officials say.
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The Van Dyke Money Gang in New York made off with more than $1.5 million this year—but it wasn't in gunpoint robberies or drug running, it was a Western Union money order scheme.
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Catchy phrases like "No means no" and "If you don't get it then you don't get it" flashed across a large screen at the Emergency Services auditorium in Goshen, along with pictures of members of government and law enforcement holding signs with written statements about sexual assault.
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The body of a woman was discovered in a Rahway, New Jersey home, according to reports on Monday night.
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On Dec. 3, after about 10 minutes of deliberation in executive session, the Port Jervis Common Council decided to put $88,000 into the preliminary budget for the Port Jervis Community Development Agency (CDA).
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United Monroe celebrated a big victory with the landslide election of the group’s two candidates, Tony Cardone and Mike McGuinn on Nov. 4.
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The conviction of former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver has shaken New York politics down to the granite foundations of the state Capitol
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When a U.S. Navy veteran traveled from Long Island to Florida for a knee replacement, his house was the last thing on his mind. But now his memory of it is all he can think about.
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As millions of Americans prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving, security will be tight in New York City with a record number of police officers patrolling the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
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On display in Terry Wiederlight's downstairs office is not a pen, but a sword. This is ironic since he is the owner of the only fountain pen store left in New York—Fountain Pen Hospital.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio said New York City will not be intimidated by a newly released Islamic State group video showing images of Times Square
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New York's hotel sector has been booming for years, however too many hotel rooms coming online makes the business outlook gloomy.
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He's the player daily fantasy sports fans across the country are suddenly watching: New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman
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