It's a pedestrian bridge, much like the now world-renowned High Line in Manhattan, that will be built here in New Jersey's largest city. How soon the project will become a reality is still quite unclear, even though state and city authorities say it's thoroughly planned and financed.
It's a pedestrian bridge, much like the now world-renowned High Line in Manhattan, that will be built here in New Jersey's largest city. How soon the project will become a reality is still quite unclear, even though state and city authorities say it's thoroughly planned and financed.
Fotografiska New York brings a new exhibit featuring Pets in Contemporary Photography. Executive director Sophie Wright discusses it with Dan and Kala.
"A Million Miles Away" on Prime Video is the story of Jose Hernandez, who became an astronaut at NASA after being rejected by the agency 11 times.
Actor Jocko Sims brings his film 'Grown' to the New York Latino Film Festival
Chef Pati Jinich's Emmy-nominated show, "Pati's Mexican Table," has returned for its 12th season on PBS.
Police are searching for an SUV after an accident critically injured a bicyclist in Queens Wednesday night.
The state is moving forward with its Clean Heat for All challenge by installing window heat pumps in some New York City public housing, Gov. Kathy Hochul said.
City Harvest, an organization that delivers food to 1.3 million New Yorkers in need each year, has teamed up with some of the hottest restaurants to help raise money to keep those food deliveries going.
New York City is celebrating a small victory amid the migrant crisis. The Biden administration has cleared the way for 60,000 asylum seekers in the city to get their working papers.
A Bronx day care owner accused in the fentanyl poisoning of four children is set to appear in front of a judge Thursday morning.
The Powerball jackpot has grown again after no one won the big prize in Wednesday night's drawing
The Biden administration is providing $600 million in funding to produce new at-home COVID-19 tests, and reopening a website to order at-home COVID tests.
New York City Schools Chancellor David Banks said the city is missing the mark not only when it comes to academics, but when it comes to stabbing. During his State of Our Schools speech, he addressed the stabbing and slashing near a Brooklyn school.
Mona Davids, from the New York City School Safety Coalition, weighs in on Banks' address.
