Chris Christie visits Israel, discusses division in Tri-State Area over war
The former governor of New Jersey also visited a hospital in Tel Aviv and met with wounded soldiers and family of Israeli hostages.
8th grade NYC public school students confront high school application challenges
November can be a stressful month for eighth graders in New York City public schools as they prepare to apply to high schools.
Mother of child killed by tow truck driver processing loss
"I'm just trying to unlive that moment. 'Cause all it does is play over and over," mother Taqunda Hughes said.
NYPD tow truck driver charged after 7-year-old fatally struck
Police tell us the truck driver, a 54-year-old woman who is a member of the NYPD, has been arrested.
Security beefed up across NYC's mass transit system amid Israel-Hamas war
The MTA is also taking extra measures to keep the public safe, even though officials said there's no credible threat at this time.
Man on subway accused of hitting people on platforms with wood
According to police, the man assaulted four people at three subway stations in just 12 minutes.
NYC woman speaks of daughter's death at music festival in Israel
Hannie Ricardo found a flight and flew to the war-torn nation as soon as she heard that 26-year-old Oriya was missing.
2 suspects plead not guilty in 1-year-old's fentanyl death
The suspects are facing 15 years to life in prison and are due back in court on Nov. 27.
Judge says NYC can raise minimum wage for app-based delivery workers
In a big win for deliver workers in New York City, a judge ruled that Uber, DoorDash and Grubhub cannot block the city's mandated pay raise.
Police: Ghost guns, 3D printers found at East Harlem day care
The discovery comes after another recent tragedy in which a toddler died and three others were sickened due to exposure to fentanyl at a Bronx day care.
NTSB begins investigation into Farmingdale H.S. bus crash
The NTSB says their investigation is expected to take about five to seven days.
NYC school bus drivers' union, 5 companies reach tentative agreement
Three smaller companies are still negotiating, but Chancellor Banks is confident a strike has been averted.
New York City school bus driver strike averted
Bus service will continue for an estimated 86,000 students, including 27,000 with special needs.
Schools Chancellor Banks: NYC to take new approach to teaching kids to read
Banks and Mayor Adams outlined the future of city education during a "State of our Schools" address on Wednesday.
Hurricane Lee brings high surf, rip currents to LI beaches
Hurricane Lee is expected to make landfall near Nova Scotia, but the storm is still impacting beaches in our area.