'His Hollywood Career Is Over': After Avoiding Charges, Experts And New Yorkers Debate Jussie Smollett's Future
Now that he's avoided prosecution in criminal court, can embattled actor Jussie Smollett survive the court of public opinion?
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Now that he's avoided prosecution in criminal court, can embattled actor Jussie Smollett survive the court of public opinion?
State lawmakers are ready to make the Big Apple the first city in the nation to charge a toll, a congestion fee, to drive into the Central Business District, but not everyone will have to pay.
The Food and Drug Administration was meeting against Tuesday to address the possible risks of breast implants. The agency reported last fall on a rare cancer in women with a certain type of implant.
Chirlane McCray, the city's first lady, is testifying before the city council today about her mental health initiative Thrive NYC.
The fire had fully engulfed one of the buildings in Coram as firefighters arrived at the scene early Tuesday morning.
"The railroad is turning a sleepy little bedroom community into Jamaica Station," said Blue Point homeowner Michael Keil.
The motive came out in court: The woman allegedly became pregnant during a relationship with another man - a police officer.
A quick-thinking lunch monitor made a shocking discovery at a Long Island school earlier this week.
State lawmakers are voicing support for congestion pricing -- the plan to charge vehicles a fee to enter parts of Manhattan.
Less than two weeks after "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett pleaded not guilty to 16 counts of disorderly conduct for allegedly lying to police about a hate crime, prosecutors have dropped charges in the case.
Two homes were on fire on in Jersey City on Tuesday morning in a blaze which quickly escalated to a 5-alarm call for firefighters.
According to MTA officials, people skipping out on paying fares on city buses led to more than $128 million in lost revenue last year alone.
Authorities say infant Terrell Jones was found by first responders Monday just after 11 a.m. inside an apartment on East 53rd Street after call to 911.
According to a Summit parent at Monday's school board vote, funds in next year's budget will reportedly be reallocated to keep the five sections and keep class sizes under 24 students
Government medical advisers said Monday it's too soon to ban a type of breast implant that has recently been linked to a rare form of cancer, saying more information is needed to understand the problem.
