Новости за 05.04.2024

Andrew Spitzfaden was in his second-floor bedroom on Astor Drive in Sayville when he heard crackling and popping sounds.

First pitch for Monday's Yankee game against the Marlins has been pushed back to 6:05 p.m. due to the challenges of playing through the solar eclipse.

It has been 181 days since Omer Neutra disappeared into Gaza. A 22-year-old kid from Long Island whose parents -181 days later - have a message for anyone demanding an unconditional ceasefire.

The Seton Hall Pirates won the NIT championship on Thursday night with a 79-77 win over the Indiana State Sycamores.

Some of the worst-hit areas were in New Jersey. In Leonia, crews worked to clean up a path of downed trees blocking roadways,

Councilmember Susan Zhuang and a group of local lawmakers held a press conference in Brooklyn Thursday afternoon pushing for new laws to be passed.

Government statistics show only a small fraction, about 2% of migrants crossing into the United States in the last three years have had any criminal record.

On Thursday, an attorney representing the families of two Newark firefighters killed in the line of duty officially filed lawsuits in their loved ones deaths.

Vegan Mob is a unique food truck in the Bay Area offering a vegan twist on Soul Food and Barbecue.

Rosie the Riveter will be awarded the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest honor a civilian can receive for their contributions to society.

Anthony Jones created the Santa Rosa Culture Experience Center to bring unity to Sonoma County.

The Bowers Museum's groundbreaking exhibition takes visitors on a journey through the fascinating history and realms of Asian comics and anime.

Seven months after wildfires destroyed much of Lahaina, a cherished local business is getting back on its feet.

Several people in Brooklyn have been cheated out of millions of dollars through the complex cryptocurrency scam.