New Yorkers Should Feel Safe Says Mayor Bloomberg
Mayor Michael Bloomberg says New Yorkers shouldn't feel any more concerned going around the city today than they did before U.S. agents killed Osama bin Laden.
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg says New Yorkers shouldn't feel any more concerned going around the city today than they did before U.S. agents killed Osama bin Laden.
Many have resorted to celebration - even dancing in the streets and chanting "U.S.A. U.S.A." But celebrating a death goes against many religious beliefs.
Airport commissioner Teresa Rizutto says that last year they raised nearly $50,000 for the Long Island 9-1-1 Veterans charity and they hope to do even more this year.
New York City jurors have acquitted Tennessee Titans backup quarterback Chris Simms in his driving-while-high case.
Move over Samuel Adams. Apparantly you're not the only Founding Father with a penchant for beer.
The best bars and restaurants offering Cinco de Mayo specials in NYC.
Federal Judge Colleen McMahon has upheld the verdicts of four men convicted of plotting to blow up New York City synagogues and shoot down military planes, and scolded the government for an informant whose methods she suggested bordered on entrapment.
Metropolitan Walks, a group which offers walking tours of New York City landmarks such as Ground Zero and Wall Street, is now presenting a nearly entirely indoor tour, created especially for dreary days in the Big Apple.
A study released Tuesday, says Long Island would suffer some $99 billion in damage by a direct hurricane storm surge.
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Some lawmakers in Albany want a state law to prohibit doctors from wearing neckties in hospitals. The proposal cites a study that shows bacteria that could lead to serious infection can be carried on ties and other loose-fitting clothing.
Declaring May 2 "National Freedom Day" is drawing mixed reaction among the members of the New Haven Board of Alderman.
The steep decline in compact disc sales is hurting a New York-based nonprofit that funds free concerts in the U.S. and Canada.
Students at a Harlem public school working out to a Beyonce song got a big surprise when the superstar walked in and joined them.
Christopher Tessitore of Islip Terrace was sentenced to 18 years in prison for nearly decapitating a 41-year-old woman during an attack in a central New York home.
