Fixing The Loophole in NY Rape Law Lawmakers are determined to reform the rape statute in New York law, which currently doesn’t make it clear if it is illegal to have sex with someone too drunk to consent. Some are…
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Yonkers Mayor Calls to Ban E-Cigarette Sales The largest city in Westchester County could soon ban the sale of flavored e-cigarettes. Ken Buffa has the story.
Dorian Makes Landfall Twice in Bahamas Hurricane Dorian struck the northern Bahamas as a catastrophic Category 5 storm Sunday, its record 185 mph winds ripping off roofs, overturning cars and tearing down power lines as hundreds hunkered down in schools,…
Auditorium Brought to Tears as Star Teacher Is Recognized A New York City teacher is getting recognition in a big way. Dave Price reports.
Fighter Jet Crashes Into Southern California Warehouse The plane went down into the end of the runway, parachuting to safety. Workers inside were able to scramble away, with only minor injuries suffered. NBC 4 New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.
Crumbling Former NYC Schoolhouse Alarms Neighbors The East Village community is calling on the city to take back control of the former PS 64 schoolhouse because of the structural dangers it’s posing. Adam Kuperstein reports.
Boy With Rare Condition Gets New Face A little boy born with a rare condition had a chance meeting in a coffee shop that has changed his life. Pat Battle reports.
Insurance Claim for Mold on Storage Items Denied When a Long Island woman put her belongings in storage, she took out insurance to protect them. But when she found them later covered in mold, her claim was denied. Lynda Baquero…
NYC Lounge Serving Up 5 Spiked Hot Chocolate A 20-pound, spiked hot cocoa is coming to Manhattan lounge PHD Terrace at Dream Midtown. The giant drink is on offer from January 31 – February 14 and costs $375, but organizers…
NY Woman Loses K in Computer Scam A Westchester woman lost $30,000 to a scam and want to share her story so it doesn’t happen to others. Lynda Baquero reports.
Mold and Toxic Gas Found in Dozens of NJ Schools Some school officials in New Jersey are scrambling after mold forced schools to shut down and relocate, and now there’s concern over toxic gas. Brian Thompson reports.
Mom Demands Answers in Mistaken Cop Shooting of Son A mother visiting Brooklyn is demanding answers after her son was shot and killed by a police officer who walked into the wrong apartment and believed an intruder was inside. Ray…
Beach Rebuilding Project Stopped on Jersey Shore A beach rebuilding project on the Jersey Shore was stopped in its track by rough waters, and for homeowners waiting for the wider beaches, it’s nailbiting time as forecasters warn of potential erosion…
Cortlandt Street Subway Station Finally Reopening It has taken 17 years, but the 1 train’s Cortlandt Street station is finally open. There’s a lot new at the station — including the name. Andrew Siff gets an exclusive look inside.
Students Without School Buses on Long Island Thousands of students in Long Island had to figure out how to get to school since school buses were not running due to an issue between the bus company and the drivers’ union.…