Sen. Chuck Schumer Pushes For Space Shuttle To Land In Manhattan
NASA is expected Tuesday to decide where its three retired and retiring Space Shuttles will go.
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NASA is expected Tuesday to decide where its three retired and retiring Space Shuttles will go.
For fifteen years, Elissa Montanti has, in relative obscurity, run the Global Medical Relief Fund from a makeshift office in her walk-in closet.
The wire came down at Trenton Station at 5:20 a.m. Monday, taking out two tracks into New York. It was repaired by 9:15 a.m.
The former politician said in a published report that he was "consulting and assisting in the management" of the new restaurant.
The fire started around 4:30 a.m. Monday in a basement kitchen of the "Jekyll And Hyde" restaurant in Midtown.
A 33-year-old man has been arrested in the stabbing death of his girlfriend inside the couple's Manhattan apartment.
NYPD cop Phil Cardillo was killed in the line of duty in 1972. Hundreds of police officers are doing what they can to keep the case, and the Officer Cardillo's memory, alive.
Olympic gold medalist Carl Lewis is planning to announce his "political plans" in New Jersey.
The incoming New York City schools chancellor, Dennis Walcott, will head to Albany this week to meet with state lawmakers.
Sen. Charles Schumer says New Yorkers could be missing tens of millions dollars in unclaimed tax refunds and college tuition tax credits.
Rescuers in northern New Jersey pulled a man and his 11-year-old son out of the Hackensack River on Sunday after the boy fell from a boat and his dad jumped in to save him.
The parent company of the New York Stock Exchange said Sunday that it rejected an $11.3-billion bid from Nasdaq and IntercontinentalExchange to buy the company.
Essex County prosecutors say a Newark toddler struck by a car that was rammed by a stolen vehicle fleeing police has died from her injuries.
A Long Island charity will announce the winners of its annual college scholarship this Friday in Babylon.
Prosecutors want state legislation that would automatically turn a certain number of misdemeanor convictions into a felony calling for prison time or court-ordered programs to try and stop the repeating crime cycle.
