Univ. of Maryland study sheds light on women of color and breast cancer
Researchers found women living with certain stressors also have lower levels of tumor suppressor genes.
Israeli sisters describe agony after family members kidnapped by Hamas
Rinat Har Sheleg and her sister Natali Har said their father, his life partner and four other family members were taken hostage by Hamas during the Oct. 7 attack in Israel.
Cornell students shocked by arrest for antisemitic threats
An engineering student is facing federal charges, accused of promoting the murder of Jewish students.
Mayor Eric Adams wraps up Latin America trip in Colombia
He also met with lawmakers there to try to find solutions to the asylum seeker crisis.
With gov shutdown looming, Rep. Gottheimer criticizes "far-right extremists"
Congress was in crisis mode Tuesday, trying to pass four short-term spending bills to keep some parts open.
NYPD swears in Dr. Lynn O'Connor, first Black female police surgeon
O'Connor, the chief of colorectal surgery at Mercy Hospital on Long Island and a mother of one, comes from a law enforcement family and says service is in her blood.
Suspects in child's fentanyl death at Bronx day care get federal charges
Grei Mendez and Carlisto Acevedo Brito, two people arrested in the death of toddler Nicholas Dominici at a New York City day care facility, are now facing federal charges.
Bronx day care owner's husband wanted after baby's fentanyl-related death
Police are looking for the Divino Nino Day Care owner's husband after arresting his wife and cousin over the weekend in connection to 1-year-old Nicholas Dominici's death.
Gov. Hochul implores all New Yorkers to get updated COVID-19 vaccine
She's hoping to prevent a surge in cases during the fall and winter months and another "tripledemic."
NJ Transit service to Penn Station resumes with 60-minute delays
Service was suspended to and from the station after what the agency called "a minor slow-speed derailment."
Manhattan restaurants, NYPD struggling to stop group of child thieves
Owner of establishments on the UES and UWS said the kids swipe cash, wallets and appear to have adult help.
New Yorkers looking to cool off as temps soar toward heat wave
New York City is on track for its first heat wave of the summer this week.
NYC Public Schools explains how it will handle asylum seeker children
Chancellor David Banks said the district has enrolled 1,000 new students this summer and 20,000 since last summer.
NYPD: Woman pushed onto subway tracks in unprovoked attack
Police say the victim made it back onto the platform and was taken to the hospital with a minor leg injury.
Many in disbelief after murder-suicide that killed UWS family
Investigators returned to the scene of the crime on Tuesday morning, still trying to uncover what happened and why.