Advocates tell News 12 the rise in homelessness is due to a number of factors, including the increased cost of rent and groceries, creating more “working homeless” – people who have jobs but can’t afford the cost of living.

A spokesperson for the company told NBC New York that the failure lies at the feet of the county. "For over a decade, we have tirelessly worked to revitalize Playland. Unfortunately, Westchester ...

While the National Association of Realtors is reporting that on an annual basis as of the end of December 2024

The Park Hill Train Station elevator house, part of the Getty Square Spur of the Putnam Line         By Mary Hoar, Yonkers Historian, President Emeritus Yonkers Historical Society, 2004 Key to History recipient,

A long-anticipated plan to transform New Rochelle’s waterfront into a thriving mixed-use community is moving forward following the approval of the site plan, officials announced.Pratt Landing, a landmark redevelopment project along the

The BDC Group, a development, construction and asset management firm based in White Plains, teamed up with Lubert-Adler to buy the Block 20 complex, located at 100-900 Herron Drive in

Netspend, a provider of reloadable debit and payroll cards, will pay about $1.1 million to settle New York state accusations it illegally charged low-income customers exorbitant interest rates on paycheck advances and let debt collectors seize their funds.

Homelessness in New York state has grown sharply, more than doubling between January 2022 and January 2024, according to a new report released by New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli. Homelessness grew by 53.

Community solar projects allow subscribers to benefit from the renewable energy source even without installing solar panels.

Federal agencies working in California pledged cooperation in immigration enforcement operations and posted photos of people being taken into custody.

ICE agents made over 20 arrests on Tuesday in parts of Manhattan and the Bronx – including a suspected gang leader – as President Donald Trump's mass deportation project continues to ramp up.

For the first time on camera, New York native Sean "Diddy" Combs’ former assistant, Phil Pines, is breaking his silence on his history with the embattled hip hop mogul in an exclusive interview airing after the finale of an all-new bombshell docuseries.