The path retraces Teddy Roosevelt's 1903 horseback ride and could open to hikers by early 2027.

Sixth Avenue transforms into a costumed spectacle on Halloween night, with no rulebook on how to interpret this year's theme.

Joanna Jackson faces assault and harassment charges after police say she hurled coffee during an August dispute at the Scotrun resort.

Shivani McShane vanished from Deer Park on September 5. Police say she may be near Mastic or Shirley.

Paven Putt Bhat, 27, was hit a second time after stepping out on the LIE. Suffolk police say drugs were found in the other car.

Police have not said how the woman was hurt inside a Third Avenue building; her identity is being withheld pending family notification.

Joe Cinquemani says the city stalled his voter forum at Doles Recreation Center until a federal judge stepped in.

A triple board-certified dermatologist will co-own the Ohio-founded chain's debut Queens outpost, its first foothold in New York City.

A pool, theatre, and sports simulator are coming to the Financial District tower, while top floors stay 95% leased office space.

The competitor went into distress in Noyac Bay Sunday morning; investigators believe a medical episode may be to blame.

Clear skies and mild temperatures are giving New York City a welcome break from recent weather swings. Rain chances return late Thursday and increase again Sunday.

Two committee chairs want elementary devices gone too, citing a Wichita seventh grader who accessed more than 13,000 YouTube videos on a school-issued device over three months.

Gillibrand joined food bank leaders in Elmsford to warn that a federal cost shift starting October 1 could swamp pantries statewide.