Amid recent subway stabbings and violence, Mayor Eric Adams says New York City will no longer allow people to shelter in the subway system.
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Unusual winter fires in Southern California burn several homes, spur evacuations
Two fires, one near Los Angeles and the other farther south near Laguna Beach, spread amid fierce winds on Thursday, along with a continued drought.
Major winter storm brings more ‘treacherous’ ice, snow and frigid temperatures across US
A winter storm that has already wreaked havoc across the United States with snow and ice is set to make its final push Friday through the Northeast.
Massive winter storm takes aim at Northeast, expected to dump ice across 1,000+ miles
A massive winter storm will bring snow and ice to the Northeast, with the heaviest snow expected overnight, according to the National Weather Service.
‘It is scary, it is horrifying’: Bomb threats made to more than a dozen HBCUs over 2 days
For the second day in a row, several historically Black colleges and universities reported bomb threats Tuesday.
‘No greater pain’: Seven of nine people killed in Las Vegas car crash were family members
Police said the Las Vegas crash occurred Saturday after a speeding Dodge Charger ran a red light. Six cars were involved.
Why Virginia governor’s tip line is sparking new critical race theory concerns in schools
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s tip line is focused on critical race theory and COVID-19 restrictions. It’s unclear what he can do with complaints.
Her family saved him during the Holocaust. Years later, a chance encounter led to love.
In 1942, a family helped hide a Jewish prisoner of war to save him from the Nazis. On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, they share their story.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams faces questions over his public safety picks, including his brother
For public safety roles, New York City Mayor Eric Adams tapped his brother and a former NYPD chief who was an unindicted co-conspirator.
Multiple families, a child as young as 2: These are the victims of the Bronx apartment fire
Seventeen people in the Bronx died Sunday in one of the worst New York City fires in decades. Here’s what we know about the victims.