If you're interested in getting a local perspective on the big picture in news, then our National & World News will give you just what you're looking for. This section covers all the big stories that matter to the nation – from the perspective of a local like you.
By Sandra Stelmach July 15, 2013
Cory Monteith, Glee's star Finn Hudson, was found dead at a hotel in Vancouver, Canada this past weekend.
By Christian Abbatecola July 14, 2013
The controversial Floridian murder case came to an end on Saturday as George Zimmerman was found not guilty.
By Lyndsay McCabe July 13, 2013
With Janet Napolitano resigning from her post as Secretary of Homeland Security, Senator Schumer has already put in a call to the White House to recommend NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly for the job.
By Wendy L July 12, 2013
Apple juice is a popular choice of beverage for most children, but there have been concerns on how safe it is. Today, the FDA has set new limits on what is deemed safe in terms ...
By Christian Abbatecola July 11, 2013
The man alleged to have committed the bombings in Boston earlier this year with his brother, now deceased, entered a plea of not guilty yesterday.
By Christian Abbatecola July 08, 2013
A group of protestors in Cairo clashed with the Egyptian military earlier today, resulting in dozens of deaths and hundreds of injuries.
By Joe Randazzo July 07, 2013
The fatal crash happened before noon Saturday.
By Lyndsay McCabe July 05, 2013
Though 202,000 private sector jobs were created last month, 7,000 public sector jobs were cut, but the employment numbers are still higher than expected.
By Wendy L July 04, 2013
After Superstorm Sandy, many beachfront locations are looking at this Independence Day holiday to relaunch businesses. Some places like Coney Island continue to face hurdles.
By Christian Abbatecola July 04, 2013
Months after Superstorm Sandy dealt a heavy blow to Liberty Island, the Statue of Liberty is once again open for public visitors.
By Sandra Stelmach July 03, 2013
The controversial TV series "Princesses: Long Island" receives more backlash after a photo shoot with poor taste at a local memorial for a fallen 9/11 firefighter.
By Debbi Spiegel July 02, 2013
Here are some ways you can help the victims of the tragic Arizona wildfires.
By Wendy L July 02, 2013
Paul and Hava Forziano, the disabled newlywed couple, has been forced to live apart since April. Earlier this week, the couple officially moved in together.
By Wendy L July 01, 2013
If you see a mosquito with black-and-white stripes, take extra caution. The Asian tiger mosquito is not any ordinary pest.
By Christian Abbatecola July 01, 2013
Kevin Clash retired from the Sesame Workshop following allegations of sexual abuse, but suits brought against him were dismissed today.
By Wendy L June 28, 2013
The government is seeking to lower the amount of calories, fat, salt and sugar in school children’s diets. Regulations for school lunches went in place this school year, next comes breakfast and snacks.
By Wendy L June 27, 2013
Have travel plans for the July 4th holiday weekend? Get the scoop on what you can expect at the gas pump.
By Joe Randazzo June 26, 2013
With DOMA repealed, gay marriage is now recognized by the federal government.
By Christian Abbatecola June 26, 2013
The president revealed his plans to slow the damage done by heavy carbon emissions in a speech given to Georgetown University yesterday afternoon.
By Christian Abbatecola June 24, 2013
After a months-long absence, Twinkies will make their official comeback in the middle of July.