Новости за 31.10.2019

Mayor Bill de Blasio received celebrity support in the fight to stop the Trump Administration cuts to school lunches.

The body of a pilot killed when his plane crashed into a New Jersey home has been recovered as the investigation into the doomed flight continues.

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris is laying off several dozen staff members and transferring others in an effort to salvage her prospects in the Iowa caucuses.

School officials in Lancaster were scrambling to respond Tuesday after middle school students reportedly dialed a suicide hotline and heard a sexually explicit message.

An agreement has been reached to build a new train station in North Brunswick, along New Jersey Transit's Northeast Corridor Line.

T.E.A.L. is a Brooklyn-based group. It organizes a 5K run and a walk every year in Prospect Park.

Expect rounds of rain throughout the day on Halloween with some gusty clearing to end the week.

New York City lawmakers have passed a bill that bans restaurants and grocery stores from selling foie gras, the fattened liver of a duck or goose.

Twitter is banning all political advertising from its service, saying social media companies give advertisers an unfair advantage in proliferating highly targeted, misleading messages.

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There is nothing like the holidays in New York City and officials announced big changes for visitors, shoppers and pedestrians this upcoming season.

"I've had the distinct pleasure of having run seven marathons on seven continents There are less than a thousand people in the world who have done it."

We're still a month away from Thanksgiving, but some Black Friday savings begin this week. 7 On Your Side has a look at what should you look for, and what should you avoid this November.

A doctor on Long Island is accused of illegally prescribing massive quantities of opioids from the trunk of his car and a makeshift office.

A line of dozens of first responders organized by the FDNY greeted 47-year-old Lt. Raymond Wang as he emerged from Mount Sinai Hospital.