Many Museums Stop Offering Free Memberships To IDNYC Cardholders
A major perk of the New York City municipal ID card is quietly becoming a thing of the past.
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A major perk of the New York City municipal ID card is quietly becoming a thing of the past.
Police say a Nissan Pathfinder was traveling westbound on Linden Boulevard around 6:00 p.m. when it struck five parked cars. The vehicle then hit the victim, who was pronounced dead at the scene.
After waiting for 70 years, a gay veteran from Norwalk, Connecticut is finally getting the recognition he deserves.
The decline has been attributed to 9 percent fewer serious fires, and shaving response times by an average of five seconds.
Mayor Bill de Blasio on Monday put the kibosh on any rumor that Hillary Clinton might be running for mayor.
Friday's deadly shooting at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport has renewed calls to increase security at so-called "soft targets" within our airports -- places like baggage claim or check-in counters.
Police said the video shows the man fleeing from the scene of the shooting, which happened just after 5:30 p.m. Friday on Boston Road.
Questions were mounting Monday evening about how a man from Monmouth County, New Jersey, allegedly did not pay for tolls so long that he racked up $94,000 in violations.
Police say the car, believed to be stolen, was traveling on the Northern State Parkway when it was spotted by a state trooper in a marked car who had read the license plate and called for back up.
The money came out of the blue -- hundreds of thousands of dollars were earmarked to revitalize the main street of a Long Island town.
In addition to making people feel miserable, the frigid winter weather can also wreak havoc on our skin.
A Brooklyn barbershop owner managed to fight off two armed criminals last week.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo laid out his plans for the future of New York on Monday, kicking off his speaking tour across the state with a stop in New York City.
Temperatures in the teens and single digits in some spots meant a slippery morning commute.
Police are trying to find out who drove through the Bronx, throwing marbles and shattering windows at more than two dozen storefronts and vehicles throughout the borough.
