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New York teens save family from garage fire on way home from prom
Four teens were heading back from junior prom when they spotted a garage fire in Marcy, New York.
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NY homeowner uncovering pool for the summer finds body floating in water
A homeowner on Long Island made a shocking discovery when uncovering his pool for the summer, finding a body floating in the water.
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Leader of neo-Nazi ‘murder cult' extradited to the U.S. from Moldova
The leader of an eastern European neo-Nazi group has been extradited to the United States on charges that he instructed an undercover federal agent to dress as Santa Claus and hand out poisoned candy to Jewish children and racial minorities.
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Trump hails West Point cadets for their accomplishments and takes credit for US military might
President Donald Trump has used the first military commencement address of his second term to congratulate West Point cadets on their academic and physical accomplishments, while taking credit for America’s military might.
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U.S. Open's Arthur Ashe Stadium receives $800 million investment for renovations
The U.S. Open’s Arthur Ashe Stadium will get an overhaul as part of an $800 million project announced Monday.
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4 people killed in fiery crash on New York highway: Police
Four people were killed in a fiery crash on a New York highway after a van crossed over the median and slammed into an oncoming car, according to police.
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White House reaffirms plans to upgrade FAA systems after Newark outage
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt addressed the telecommunications issues that took Newark Airport offline early Friday morning, citing “no operational impact.”
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Columbia, NY-Presbyterian payouts in doctor sex abuse case now top $1 billion
Columbia University and New York-Presbyterian Hospital have agreed to a $750 million settlement of hundreds of sexual abuse claims by patients of disgraced and imprisoned former gynecologist Robert Hadden, bringing total legal payouts in civil cases involving the ex-doctor to over $1 billion, according to the plaintiffs’ lawyer. Hadden, now 66, was accused of molesting patients during a decades-long career at...
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Balenciaga to Camp: A look at Met Gala themes over the years
From “The World of Balenciaga” in 1973 to “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion” in 2024, here are some of the most iconic themes at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s annual fundraiser.
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New York mascot battle escalates as Trump wades into ‘Chiefs' controversy
The Massapequa School Board president has said it could cost more than $1 million to rebrand the school if the name and mascot are changed.
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Rep. Elise Stefanik is considering a run for New York governor
Stefanik is exploring the bid after Trump pulled her nomination to be U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
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Six dead in upstate NY plane crash include NCAA woman of the year, family members
Officials say the plane crashed about 20 miles south of its intended destination as they headed to the Catskills region of upstate New York.
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Double trouble? Long Island high school has 15 sets of twins graduating
Graduation will be doubly sweet for 15 families from Plainview, Long Island this spring. Plainview-Old Bethpage John F. Kennedy High School has 447 seniors in its 2025 graduating class, including 15 sets of twins. (Believe it or not, two sets of twins are named Josh and Rebecca!) “Most, if not all, have been in the district since kindergarten,” says Timothy…
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He was never like his siblings. Turns out, he was switched at birth by NYC hospital, he says
Kevin McMahon was the third of four children, but he always felt like something was off. It wasn’t until a shocking discovery that the true reason behind his feelings became clear.
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Protesters in small New York village march to Trump border czar's home over family's ICE detention
The three children and their mother were detained after ICE agents searched a dairy farm on March 27 during a separate child pornography investigation.
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An AI avatar tried to argue a case before a New York court. The judges weren't having it
A man appearing before a New York court got a scolding from a judge after he tried to use an avatar generated by artificial intelligence to argue his case
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Another family sues New York funeral home after wrong body sent to loved ones
Another grieving family is suing a Queens funeral home following a mishap that led to two families receiving the wrong bodies before laying their loved ones to rest.
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Historic Jewish archive celebrates 100th anniversary
The YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, which preserves Ashkenazi Jewish life, relocated to New York City in 1940.
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Fired high school girls basketball coach apologizes for hair-pulling incident with player
A coach who was fired within hours of pulling a player’s ponytail after a loss in a New York girls basketball state championship game has issued an apology, saying his actions were unacceptable.
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Pirate's Booty founder stages Long Island mutiny, declares he's mayor and tries to fire village staff
Robert Ehrlich was “falsely asserting his authority as mayor, demanding access to office space, and declaring that the entire Village staff was fired,” said officials in Sea Cliff, New York.