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There's a new law for New York landlords about bed bug infestations: What to know
A new bill that was signed into law may help many New Yorkers sleep tight.
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Gold-plated rose stolen from NYC 9/11 memorial still missing after police make arrest
A gold-plated rose from a Manhattan church memorial honoring the victims of 9/11 remains missing.
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Cheating on a spouse is no longer a crime in NY after repeal of little-known 1907 law
New York repealed on Friday a seldom-used law over a century old that made it a crime to cheat on your spouse — a misdemeanor that once could have landed adulterers in jail for three months.
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Long Island officials push back on school ‘sharing' plan
Some Long Island leaders are pushing back on a state plan to share school resources, which would include staff and programs. The plan is called “regionalization,” and Gov. Kathy Hochul said it would only be an option for districts, not mandatory. But critics say it threatens the quality of education. NBC New York’s Pei-Sze Cheng reports.
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NY proposes ‘regionalization' plan for schools. Long Island officials are fighting it
A proposed regionalization plan by the New York State Education Department is being opposed by a group of vocal Long Island school board members, parents and elected officials.
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Winter storm warning issued for some as NYC braces for heavy rain, nasty chill
By most measures, Thursday looks to be a miserable day – cold, rainy and breezy. The precipitation is just what the tri-state has needed for weeks.
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Latest Forecast From Storm Team 4
Latest Forecast From Storm Team 4
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Steady rain, some snow, cold temps: Thursday looks like a much-needed mess for NY, NJ
By most measures, Thursday looks to be a miserable day – cold, rainy and breezy. The precipitation is just what the tri-state has needed for weeks.
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FBI arrests homeless Florida man in alleged plot to bomb the New York Stock Exchange
Harun Abdul-Malik Yener made a series of audio recordings to be sent to NBC News around the time of the planned bombing, the complaint says.
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Latest Forecast From Storm Team 4
Latest Forecast From Storm Team 4
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Billionaire Gautam Adani charged in New York with massive fraud, bribery scheme
Gautam Adani and others are accused in the New York indictment of paying Indian government officials $250 million to secure solar energy supply contracts.
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Funeral for park ranger killed battling wildfire
Lynda Baquero with the details for NBC New York.
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Whoopi Goldberg asked to apologize for saying NYC bakery denied order over politics
New York City politicians are calling on Whoopi Goldberg to apologize for suggesting on air that a local bakery had declined to make The View co-host a batch of desserts for her birthday because of her political beliefs.
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NYC concerned about low reservoir levels after months of little rain
New York City officials are concerned about low reservoir levels after months of little rain, saying they may postpone repairs on a temporarily out-of-service aqueduct to bring more water into the stressed system.
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Voice of LIRR and Metro North dies at 80
Tributes are pouring in for the man behind the Long Island Rail Road announcements. News 4’s Greg Cergol reports.
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Drought watch issued for Westchester County
Counties across the tri-state are being asked to conserve water. News 4’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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2 charged with setting some Northeast wildfires amid NJ drought warning
New Jersey’s governor declared a drought warning. Black Hawk helicopters scooped water from a lake to dump on a burning forest in New York state. A park in Manhattan caught fire. And authorities in two states revealed criminal charges Wednesday against people accused of setting some of the wildfires that have plagued the northeast U.S. in recent weeks. The actions came as conditions...
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Van Ritshie, ‘iconic' voice of Metro-North and LIRR announcements, dies at 80
Known for informing riders in his familiar voice “This is the train to…”, Van Ritshie died at the age of 80 after spending more than 50 years in the radio and voiceover business.
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NJ under drought warning as Jennings Creek wildfire burns more than 4,000 acres
Unrelenting wildfires continue to rage across the tri-state, as firefighters slowly get a handle on the Jennings Creek Fire along the New York and New Jersey border. It’s 30 percent contained but thousands of acres are still burning. And because of the lack of rain and dropping reservoirs, New Jersey issued a drought warning — here’s what that means for...
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Euthanized squirrel Peanut tests negative for rabies after being taken from NY home
Peanut, a social media star pet squirrel seized and euthanized by authorities in New York, has tested negative for rabies.