Medical Examiner To Continue Holding 9/11 Remains At Different Site
The medical examiner's office said Tuesday that the remains were moved from the 30th Street building as a precaution before superstorm Sandy hit.
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The medical examiner's office said Tuesday that the remains were moved from the 30th Street building as a precaution before superstorm Sandy hit.
Revel emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last week. The move to allow smoking was part of the casino's rebranding effort.
The marches came at the same time as two bills were introduced in the New York Legislature to mandate that genetically modified food be labeled.
The city said it has been receiving complaints about the elevator since 2012, and residents said they have been begging for help.
People with disabilities will now be required to have their medical conditions recertified every three years to qualify for New Jersey's handicapped parking privileges.
Project Hope was launched shortly after Sandy in November 2012 in order to provide crisis counseling and emotional support for those hit hardest by the storm.
The AIDS Walk New York stepped off Sunday in Central Park, with 30,000 people walking to raise funds for awareness and treatment.
Thousands of people on Sunday will take part in the 2013 AIDS Walk, to raise money for awareness about HIV/AIDS.
A folk music legend is lending a helping hand to a little Bergen County boy in desperate need of a bone marrow transplant.
A new study published in the American Journal of Medicine did not offer a concrete explanation for the new information, and experts are surprised as marijuana smokers are often known to have higher caloric intakes than non-smokers.
A day of skateboarding almost claimed the life of a Long Island Teenager who though that skating without a helmet was the cool thing to do.
New York City's push to raise the tobacco purchase age has now spread across the Hudson River.
Two high school seniors from Staten Island Technical High School are up for the $75,000 Intel science prize tonight for their research on dangerous air around us.
Many ladies love their handbags and will spend a lot of money for the latest and greatest, but a new study said what is inside those bags may be covered in germs worse than what you'll find in the bathroom.
At the request of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Institute of Medicine reviewed more than 30 recent research papers.
