Irish Pride Shines In New York City For St. Patrick's Day Parade
A sea of green flooded Fifth Avenue as spectators and marchers took to the streets for the country's largest Saint Patrick's Day Parade.
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A sea of green flooded Fifth Avenue as spectators and marchers took to the streets for the country's largest Saint Patrick's Day Parade.
Seniors in North Hempstead, Long Island have a new way to exercise.
A former animal research technician has pleaded guilty to murder and attempted sexual assault in the 2009 killing of a Yale University graduate student.
Governor Christie said he wants health care concessions achieved through legislation, not bargaining.
Manhattan prosecutors say a Metropolitan Transportation Authority worker falsified signal inspection reports on the No. 7 subway line.
Malloy is seeking funds rejected by Florida for a planned commuter rail line between New Haven and Springfield, Massachusetts.
The case is considered extremely rare, but some health officials noted that there is no strict policy for when live donors should be tested for the AIDS virus before a transplant.
A Massapequa homeowner suffered second degree burns as he desperately tried save his sister and brother-in-law from an early-morning fire. The couple, both in their 50s, died in the blaze.
Adam Bradley resigned last month as mayor of White Plains, N.Y. He had been a politician on the rise, but he was arrested in February 2010 on domestic violence charges.
Gov. Christie suspended Albert Manzo and Michael Cricco from the North Jersey District Water Supply Commission, saying they abused the public's trust.
In the four days since establishing its earthquake relief fund, the Japan Society has raised more than $700,000.
The law's chief sponsor, City Councilwoman Jessica Lapin, says the law demands truth in advertising.
"The Nassau County Police Department was in charge of that scene and he should have let them run the scene," said Nassau Police Union President James Carver.
The New York Post reported that a Florida mother passed through security at Newark Liberty Airport with a steak knife in her 1-year-old son's carriage.
Pediatric neurologist Dr. Steven Wolf of St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital said that he's seeing more kids having 3D movie problems and epilepsy is rarely to blame.
