Richard has been with the New York Post since 2022. A Long Island native, prior to joining The Post, he spent four years in the US Marine Corps as a rifleman and graduated from Pace University ...

Seafood giant Red Lobster, which has nearly 650 restaurants nationwide, closed at least 50 of them — including 14 in New York and New Jersey. The only Long Island store shuttered in the mass ...

Winfield also taught media law classes at the Columbia and Fordham law schools, both in New York City. Born in Chicago on Jan. 20, 1933, Winfield grew up in Valley Stream, Long Island, the eldest son ...

Richard Hatch has left ... anyone in particular. You in New York were oil and water. What happened there? Well, I’ve never in my entire life, literally this long life, ever seen anyone interact ...

Volunteers with the AARP on Long Island are currently canvassing 11 Nassau and Suffolk communities to identify dangerous ...

A Long Island volunteer firefighter was arrested Tuesday night after allegedly confessing to having started one of the brush ...

A jury of five men and seven women on Monday found Richard Allen guilty of all four ... counts of murder while kidnapping the girls. The long-awaited decision in one of Indiana's most high-profile ...

Richard Leroy Leiphart, age 73, of Lower Windsor Township, died peacefully on Sunday, November 3, 2024. Born on his family’s farm in Hellam Township on August 28, 1951, he was the son of the ...

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Richard “Chug” Orie Gibbs, 74, of Stewartstown, PA passed away peacefully at home, Thursday, October 31, 2024. Born in York, he was the son to the late Orie M. and Hazel J. (Raines) Gibbs.

The 75-year-old shared at the time that he has a house in the New York countryside, so he will still have a place to stay in the States.

He tells the story of his first interaction with the World Center of Racing in the foreword to “High Banks & Heroes: 65 Years at Daytona International Speedway.” The new coffee-table book ...