New York City Council Considering Crackdown On Delivery App Fees For Restaurants
"Let's be clear, these apps are eating our restaurants alive," councilmember Francisco Moya said.
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"Let's be clear, these apps are eating our restaurants alive," councilmember Francisco Moya said.
The governor is planning to hold a public discussion with district attorneys from around the state.
Students at one Clinton Hill high school are taking part in a novel experiment created by Cornell University testing the effect e-cigarette vapor has on living cells.
Emotions were raw as defendant Annmarie Drago -- registered nurse, mother and teacher -- faced a jury for day one of her criminally negligent homicide trial.
The spread of the coronavirus is impacting travel around the world, well beyond China, as passengers are on alert.
Some districts will get more money now, while others which have been over-funded for years will be cut.
Global markets are now down for the sixth straight day, and experts say many investors are realizing the economic impact could be much worse than first thought.
There's no panel of judges here; the audience decides, and they are not forgiving.
Antonio Sellers was a point forward for the Hudson Catholic varsity basketball team, but last year, he had surgery to remove a brain tumor and is still recovering.
Sometimes it takes an idol to remind drivers that it hurts the environment to idle.
Police say Blanchard Glaudin snapped violently and attacked Sandra Wilson when she asked him to turn down the volume of music he was playing on his smartphone.
The governor says the legislation is part of his 2021 budget proposals.
The collapse at 2:30 p.m. Thursday sent the three workers to the hospital.
Before every performer steps to the microphone, they rub a cherished treasure for good luck: The Apollo's Tree of Hope.
The new Sky Chaser ropes course will open in the coming months. It's a 60-foot tall structure with different activity levels meant to challenge people both mentally and physically.
