Black History Month: Iconic Abolitionist Used His TriBeCa Home As Part Of Underground RailroadPatrons shuffle in and out of the La Colombe coffee shop at the corner of Lispenard and Church streets, many without the slightest idea of the location's significance.
Coronavirus Update: More Than 2 Dozen People Quarantined In Westchester County As A PrecautionAccording to the Department of Health, 26 people recently returned to Westchester County from areas where the coronavirus is more prevalent.
Black History Month: The Rise, Decline And Rise Again Of Newark Symphony HallOver the years the City of Newark stopped investing in the historic institution, but all that has begun to change.
NYPD Searching For Suspects After Video Shows People Riding Motorized Bikes Onto F TrainThe three nonchalantly rode their bikes right onto an F train at the Rockefeller Center station headed to Queens.
Prosecutors: Father Moved Into Daughter's Dorm At Sarah Lawrence College, Preyed On StudentsOn Tuesday, federal prosecutors laid out a very disturbing case against Lawrence Ray, who was arrested earlier in the morning in Piscataway, N.J.
Black History Month: 'Namesakes' Photo Exhibit Pays Tribute To African American Success StoriesMany of our city parks and monuments honor African Americans who shaped the landscape of our culture. NYC's Parks Commissioner Mitchell Silver talks about a photo exhibit paying tribute to their lives and accomplishments.
MTA Eyes Late-Night Pilot Program To Help Get Riders To Subway StationsGetting to a subway station during the overnight hours may get easier for people living in the outer boroughs.
Witnesses Speak Out After Dodging Wrong-Way Driver That Crashed, Killing 2Authorities say a man driving the wrong way plowed into an SUV where a dad was driving his son and two of his friends.
Pieces Of Chinese History Salvaged Following Massive Chinatown Fire, Though Asbestos Halts WorkDisplaced non-profits serving the Chinatown community are settling into new locations after fire destroyed their building.
Oh My Goodness: N.J. Nonprofit Provides Sanctuary For Forgotten HorsesA New Jersey nonprofit is doing everything it can to rescue neglected and senior horses, animals that are in many cases rescued from a slaughter house or from euthanasia.
Police Chase In New Jersey Ends With Shootout, Shoplifting Suspect KilledIt all unfolded in a residential community in Passaic County just steps away from an elementary school.
Can You Find Your Name-Brand Headache Medicine Anymore? Pharmacists Offer Options To Get ByThe manufacturers of the popular pain killer Excedrin are reporting a production mishap that's causing a temporary shortage.
ICE, NYC Officials Remain At Odds Over Enforcement Of Immigration PoliciesActing head of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Matthew Albence spoke out specifically against New York City on Friday.
Congregants In Rockland County Learning Self-Defense After Synagogue Stabbing, Anti-Semitic AttacksWhen sanctuaries become targets, this community is preparing to fight back.