Fans of underground comedy and rock music from the New York City and northern New Jersey area might be familiar with The Uncle Floyd Show. The low-budget variety program was hosted by Floyd Vivino, a ...

Floyd Vivino, a beloved New Jersey actor and comedian best known to TV-loving kids of the 1970s and ’80s for starring in “Uncle Floyd Show,” has died, his family said. He was 74. “With a heavy heart, ...

Floyd Vivino, known to several generations of New York City-area fans (including more than a few rock stars) as local kids TV host Uncle Floyd, died Thursday, January 22, after suffering ill health ...

New Jersey comedian and pianist Floyd Vivino — best-known for starring in television’s “Uncle Floyd Show” has died at age 74, according to his family. “With a heavy heart I am sad to announce the ...

Floyd Vivino, best known as the beloved comedian, musician and TV personality "Uncle Floyd," has died. He was 74. His brother Jerry Vivino confirmed his Jan. 22 death on social media. "With a heavy ...

Floyd Vivino, best known as the beloved comedian, musician and TV personality "Uncle Floyd" who became a fixture in New Jersey culture, has died. He was 74. Jerry Vivino, Uncle Floyd's brother, shared ...

NEW JERSEY (WABC) -- Floyd Vivino, the beloved New Jersey TV personality, comedian and musician known as Uncle Floyd, has died at 74, his brother announced on Friday. "With a heavy heart I am sad to ...

PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - Portland State University hall of famer Rashad Floyd is the first-time general manager of the Vikings football program. An all-American with the PSU class of 2001 in football ...

The Portland Japanese Garden invited visitors to celebrate O-Shogatsu, the Japanese New Year, with a variety of activities on Sunday. Iranian immigrants in Portland rallied at Pioneer Square on Sunday ...

The Seahawks soared to victory, and more than 750,000 fans came to celebrate on Wednesday, turning the day into an unofficial holiday for the Emerald City. The senator framed the proposal as a ...

William Floyd High School football coach Paul Longo, the winningest public schools coach in Suffolk County history, resigned on Wednesday night after 31 seasons. “After much thought and reflection, I ...