It was a somber day at St. Kilian Parish in Farmingdale on Long Island on Wednesday.

Nutrition and exercise go hand in hand, which is why you should think about how you're fueling your body before and after working out.

November is long-term care awareness month. Marysol Castro had the opportunity to visit Rutland Nursing Home in Brooklyn to experience what their long-term care facility has to offer young residents. From emotional to medical needs the children always come first, which provides peace of mind for parents in our area. If you'd like more information on Rutland Nursing Home head to onebrooklynhealth.org

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It's not the holidays without the sweetly spiced symbol of the season: the almighty gingerbread house.

City Comptroller Brad Lander has returned to New York City after a whirlwind trip to Washington, D.C. to meet with White House officials.

Tar balls and oil found along the Jersey Shore have prompted an investigation from several agencies in New Jersey

Former New Jersey Gov. Jim McGreevey is running for Jersey City mayor. As many as six candidates are expected to join the race, which could lead to a runoff.

Teaneck High School students will be walking out of class Wednesday in support of a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war.

High pressure will center itself over the region keeping Canadian air over the region for one more day.

A reverse Manhattanhenge will be taking place Wednesday morning, when the sun will rise to align with the city's street grid.

A popstar's set for her latest music video has gotten a Brooklyn Catholic priest in hot water.

The push to remove embattled Rep. George Santos from Congress is moving forward, with House lawmakers taking steps to force an expulsion vote that could come as early as Wednesday.