New York Rolls Out 2026 Health Care Laws Covering EpiPens, Cancer Screenings, and Chemotherapy Support
New York implements affordable health care laws, including coverage for EpiPens, cancer screenings, and scalp cooling, with Governor Hochul citing a need to reduce medical costs for New Yorkers.
Elmont Man Charged with Second-Degree Murder in Fatal Stabbing of Housemate
Police say an Elmont man is facing second-degree murder charges after a deadly stabbing involving his housemate. The investigation is ongoing as officials work to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Queens Mother Charged with Murder of Toddler Son in Jamaica Home
Nicole Boodhai, 28, was arrested after her toddler son, Charlie Ramraykha, was found unconscious in a Jamaica home and later pronounced dead. She faces charges of murder and endangering the welfare of a child as the investigation continues.
NY SWIMS Initiative Pledges $63 Million to Expand Swimming Facilities Across New York
Governor Kathy Hochul announced $63 million in funding for expanding safe swimming facilities in New York State, focusing on building up underserved communities through the NY SWIMS initiative.
New York City on Alert for Gale-Force Winds and Chilly Temperatures Until Tuesday Evening
The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory for New York City with gale warnings for coastal waters, cautioning residents about gusts up to 46 mph.
Serious Head-On Collision in North Amityville Leaves Two Injured as Suffolk County Police Seek Witnesses
Two people were injured in a head-on collision in North Amityville, Suffolk County. The involved vehicles were impounded for safety checks, and police seek information from the public.
Queens Community Shaken by Dual Blazes in Maspeth and Springfield Gardens as Two Are Injured and Several Displaced
Two separate fires in Queens, NY resulted in injuries and property damage, with investigations ongoing to determine their causes. The Red Cross is assisting displaced residents.
New Yorkers Face Wet, Windy Year-End with Gale Warnings for Mariners and Chilly Start to 2026
New York City faces a wet and windy end to the year, with the National Weather Service forecasting rain and a significant drop in daytime temperatures, plus the possibility of snow mid-next-week.
New Yorkers Brace for Rain, Wind, and Potential Snow as 2025 Ends
The article details diverse weather forecasts across New York City's boroughs, highlighting potential hazardous conditions, rain probabilities, temperature fluctuations, and weather advisories for the final days of 2025.
Long Island Sound Sees Significant Reduction in Dead Zones Following $2.5 Billion Cleanup Effort
Long Island Sound sees smallest dead zones since 1987, marking an environmental success due to reduced nitrogen pollution from upgraded sewage plants.












