Clinton opened this year's Clinton Global Initiative by pushing philanthropy to move fast as governments pull back on aid.

A Ground Zero responder received a service dog from Paws of War.

Inspire Kids says it added alarms and new staff protocols after a child went unsupervised for over a minute in Goshen.

A 56-year-old rider died after a Subaru turned left across his path in Jericho — the second fatal left-turn crash in Nassau County in six days.

Nolan Gaugler allegedly hurled a violent chemical mixture into a hallway at 125 Lincoln Ave, forcing an evacuation and a bomb squad response.

Small businesses and shellfish growers hit by dry conditions since last summer have until April 2027 to apply for up to $2 million.

A 43-year-old was slashed after refusing to give up his jewelry on 3rd Avenue — one of three violent incidents in and around Claremont Village in days.

Michael Mayosky stayed at the scene and was arrested without incident, police said. He faces arraignment Saturday in Hempstead.

A 29-year-old man died at Jacobi Hospital after being shot twice in the chest near Cruger Avenue. Police are hunting two men who fled on a scooter.

Delcy Rodríguez's government and the opposition are pushing to move 31 tonnes of gold from London to New York, but a British court fight isn't over.

New bonuses reward New York City principals and assistant principals who push classrooms into compliance with the state's class-size caps.

A building staffer detained Bretford Brewer until police arrived, Queens prosecutors say.

Three former Butler Library protesters claim security trapped roughly 80 students for hours and beat some of them.