Lawsuit: New Costumes Lead To Firing Of 15 Casino Servers
Resorts Casino Hotel was being sued by seven fired waitresses. Several others were considering legal action.
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Resorts Casino Hotel was being sued by seven fired waitresses. Several others were considering legal action.
Abercrombie & Fitch has really become popular with the younger end of the teenage market, especially the tween and teen girls.
The slithering sensation that captivated the attention of New Yorkers - and the nation - this week is safely back in its terrarium. The 20-inch deadly serpent was found lurking in the shadows of the reptile house about 200 feet from its cage.
Stafford Township animal control officer Michael Melchionne said in a published report that the bird has been in the township for months.
Not one, but two films may have you on the edge of your seat this weekend, Katie McGee reports.
A Manhattan grand jury charged David Rosen with bribing Kruger and Assemblyman William Boyland Jr. in exchange for favorable treatment in Albany for his MediSys Health Network. All three deny any wrongdoing.
The National Weather Service changed earlier forecasts that called for as much as 8 inches of snow in northwestern New Jersey. The day will be more wet than white.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie singled out this superintendent's contract as a "poster boy" for greed, but now the state has approved it.
The transit agency has suspended payouts to nonunion employees.
A new Marist College poll finds New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's once sky high numbers continuing to fall. His job approval now stands at 40%.
Gillibrand reportedly said in an email thanking supporters that she broke the $3 million mark for the federal reporting period ending Thursday.
Police said the teens ganged up on the men aboard a S74 bus on Staten Island and that 17-year-old Jacquille Pender of Staten Island was arrested a short time later.
Alexander Alfaro faces 17 counts including murder, felony murder and robbery. His trial began on March 1.
It's no April Fool's joke. More snow will hit parts of the Tri-State Area shortly after it enjoyed a brief reprieve from old man winter.
Thousands of pieces of evidence were released Thursday in the case of the so-called Craigslist Killer, including the words of the accused killer himself - evidence that prosecutors say would have guaranteed his conviction.
